Re; airesone junior
There are no published papers, no published clinical trials, no noise cancellation - we just have to take their word for it that it works!!
It’s not an asthma monitor. It’s a vital signs monitor though based on set parameters....They are trying to get CE Mark Clearance by June - good luck to them!
There will only be one true asthma monitor and it’s called “wheezo”!!!!
Some of their recent remarks:
“However, as we’ve seen with other children’s wellness wearables – like Owlett – there’s a danger in both false positives and negatives. “We have done a clinical study in 2013 and in the clinical study we achieved 85% sensitivity, which is a kind of accuracy,” Ang says. “We did not have problems with false negatives, but there may be cases where we’re facing false positives instead. How this is happening is because we’re using acoustic sensors. Acoustic sensors pick up sounds from the chest.”If there are other sounds in the area, it’s possible that the AireSone Junior picks those up and its readings turn up wrong. Specifically, Ang notes that in areas where sound exceeds 65dBs – like if a TV is on loud or you’re in the area of an airplane – things could get dicey.”
And it didn’t go so well with
this either....
