Every Breath, Watched Over
Routine vital-sign checks are one of the most time-consuming duties on a ward, and they only get harder to sustain as patient loads grow. IN Sense is a radar-based sensor for remote respiration monitoring — no wearables, no cameras, no added workload — sending every reading to one central station so a single team can watch over every bed on the ward.
Meet IN Sense
The sensor doing the work: small, unobtrusive, and built to stay out of the way of care.
- Fits any ward layout: ceiling mount, boom arm, or a mobile stand you can wheel between rooms.
- No cameras, no wearables – just a compact unit doing its job quietly in the background.
- Positioned just above or beside the bed for a clear view of the chest – without ever touching the patient.
How It Works in Practice
Here's how IN Sense turns chest micro-movements into a live respiration reading for your ward.
Sensor Within a 1-3 m Range
Mounted on the ceiling, a boom arm, or a mobile stand (IV pole) requiring no wearable bands on the patient's body.
Chest Micro-Movement Measurement
The sensor precisely measures the distance to the body, detecting even the slightest movements associated with breathing.
Real-Time Data for Staff
Results are transmitted wirelessly (Wi-Fi) to a vital signs monitor or the facility's data server, so the whole ward can be watched from a single screen – no walking room to room to check on a patient.
From Wakefulness to Sleep: Captured in a Single Chart
A real patient breathing measurement, recorded end to end by IN Sense.
- This 30-minute record illustrates the moment the patient gets into bed, with the sensor placed at a distance of 1.5 meters.
- After several minutes, the breathing rate noticeably slows down as the patient falls asleep.
- The system automatically registers this as a transition into the sleep phase, requiring no staff intervention.
Engineered to Be Trusted
The technical foundation behind IN Sense — built to be configured around your facility's requirements.
Tuned to Your Ward's Conditions
Respiration-rate accuracy, response latency, and environmental tolerances are configured around your ward's specific conditions, not treated as fixed, generic defaults.
Scales From One Room to a Full Ward
Adding coverage means adding sensors to more beds, not redesigning the setup — the same network handles one room or an entire unit.
Certification, Scoped to You
Certification is aligned to the medical device standards your facility's procurement process requires, not treated as a generic checklist.
Engineered for Medical Use
Built by an engineering team specializing in wireless sensors and medical-grade certification — the same expertise behind hardware already trusted by ExamVision, Mudita, and Terma.
A System That Grows With Your Facility
Possible integrations and directions we're exploring for the platform.
Multi-Vital Integration
Could extend to pulse oximeters, ECGs, and thermometers within the same system.
Remote Heart Rate
Heart rate could be monitored alongside respiration, from the same distance.
AI-Powered Insights
Behavioral pattern recognition and deeper sleep-quality analysis are on our radar.
Staff Workflow Optimization
Structuring data to fit how your ward actually runs is a direction worth exploring.
Why Choose This Solution?
Four operational advantages for daily care.
Less Routine, More Care
Relieves staff from cyclic parameter checks – the kind that gets harder to sustain as patient loads grow – freeing up time for direct patient contact.
Complete Anonymity
No cameras or image analysis: the patient feels comfortable, and the facility does not process visual data.
Adaptable Installation
Whatever fits your ward – fixed overhead, a movable arm, or a stand you can wheel to any bed – installed without disrupting decor or daily routines.
Integration-Ready
Data aggregation and Wi-Fi connectivity with vital signs monitors or the facility's IT system.
Where IN Sense Fits
Anywhere continuous, non-invasive respiration monitoring matters.
Schedule a Trial for Your Ward
Talk to our team about bringing IN Sense to your facility.