Advanced sleep and brain activity monitoring for comprehensive neurological & psychiatric care
Gain enhanced insights into the relationship between sleep disorders and mental health conditions. DormoVision X™ provides the objective, laboratory-grade neuro-sleep biomarkers essential for precision psychiatry and neurology. By capturing 38 channels of high-fidelity data—including a 6-channel EEG suite—clinicians can accurately quantify sleep architecture to identify REM fragmentation and Slow Wave Sleep (SWS) deficits linked to depression and cognitive decline.
Key Benefits
High-Resolution Neuro-Sleep Architecture
DormoVision X™ utilizes a 6-channel EEG suite (alongside EOG and EMG) to provide laboratory-grade sleep staging.
Unlike actigraphy or standard home tests that “estimate” sleep, this provides the Total Sleep Time (TST) and stage-specific data required to identify REM fragmentation or Slow Wave Sleep (SWS) deficits—key indicators in Depression and Early-Onset Dementia.
Clinically Validated Diagnostic Precision
The system demonstrated 96.6% severity classification agreement and a 0.97 Cohen’s Kappa compared to gold-standard in-lab PSG.
Clinicians can rely on longitudinal, objective data to track how psychiatric interventions (such as SSRIs or CBT-I) are physically altering the patient’s brain activity during sleep.
Longitudinal Monitoring in the Home Environment
A wireless, patient-friendly design allows for multi-night longitudinal analysis without the “first-night effect” of a lab.
Neurological and psychiatric conditions are often variable; capturing multiple nights of data in a natural environment provides a more accurate “baseline” for a patient’s neurobiological health than a single, stressful night in a clinic.
Features
- One Platform, Full PSG Capability At Home or In-Lab.
- Wireless, Remote, And FDA-Cleared.
- 38 Total Channels For Comprehensive Sleep Data.
- Faster Diagnoses with Greater Clinical Confidence.
- Expand Capacity, Reduce Costs, No Added Overhead.
Validated via NCT06224972 (N=47)
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Nox A1 Comparison: Virtually identical mean AHI values recorded head-to-head.
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Severity Match: Near-perfect alignment in distinguishing mild, moderate, and severe OSA cases.
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Signal Reliability: Strong correlations across all secondary sleep parameters with minimal variance.