Baby Care

About 4.3 babies are born worldwide every second, and 17 million babies are born worldwide every year. Traditional monitors come in three modes: adult, child and newborn. Although they can also be used to monitor newborns, the measurements of electrocardiogram, heart rate and respiration rate are often inaccurate.

Neonatal vital signs monitoring has always been a difficult problem of the industry, the main reason is the newborn body is very small, not easy to wear sensor, heart beat fast, weak breathing, and we are specially designed for baby care radar products, adopt specifically for neonatal respiratory algorithm of the characteristics of the heart, once listed, then get the recognition and praise.

The importance of neonatal care for clinical pediatrics is self-evident, but ordinary home-based care has also begun to be paid attention to. Its necessity is reflected in:

1. The incidence of sudden infant death is between 0.5-3%, and the incidence of asphyxiation accident is not uncommon, so there is a realistic demand for neonatal vital signs monitoring;

2. With the development of the society and the upgrading of demands, people have higher and higher requirements on the quality of life. New business forms such as confinement center and remote nursing also give rise to new demands, including psychological and emotional demands.Since children in out-of-hospital or home care are physically healthy, even if physical monitoring is required, it is not possible or necessary to do so in a hospital manner.So neonatal care outside of the hospital has very different requirements for technology and products.

In general, the monitoring of newborn signs out of hospital can be divided into two categories: wearable and non-contact. Wearable is not repeated here.Non-contact technologies include biological radar, optical fiber, piezoelectric, infrared, etc. Due to the newborn's light weight and fast heartbeat and respiration, the signals collected by optical fiber, piezoelectric and other strain sensors are relatively weak, which is not advantageous in the monitoring of newborn signs.Our products are based on biological radar technology.BioRadar, also known as BioRadar, was first paid attention to by the military and has been studied for more than 30 years. This technology uses millimeter-wave radar, which can accurately obtain human respiration, heartbeat, body movement and other signals through transmitting and receiving radar waves, with sensitivity up to 0.02mm.

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