Neonatal Sleep Observation

Non-negotiable: making baby sleep objectively measurable

We make sleep objectively measurable and insightful for the youngest, most vulnerable patients in the hospital: prematurely born babies. We make this possible with our machine learning-based smart camera system.

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The Science of Neonatal Rest

Understanding sleep deficiency in fragile newborns

Observation should support care teams and parents without adding unnecessary contact, wires, or disturbance to fragile infants.

Sleep is crucial

When in the womb, babies sleep up to 22 hours a day in the final trimester. Yet, premature born babies in the hospital can get as little as 15 hours of sleep due to frequent interventions and unintended disturbances. For parents and caregivers, a prematurely born baby may even seem awake, while they are actually in an active sleep state. Sleep is crucial for healthy growth, immune function, and brain development. Minimizing this sleep deficiency gap is essential.

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Our solution

I See U Baby Care objectively monitors premature babies' sleep patterns in real-time using advanced AI technology. Focussing on the different sleep stages, which are difficult for people to recognise, our solution provides caregivers and parents with clear insights into sleep quality and routines, helping them better understand and support the baby's comfort and restorative rest.

Camera-based neonatal monitoring setup above an incubator

The product

I See U Baby Care is a system that automatically measures how much and how well premature babies sleep using a camera above the bed and an algorithm to read the data. Our system monitors continuously and provides caregivers a clear real-time overview of the baby's sleep patterns through easy-to-use visuals.

Measurable Value

Designed for clinical impact

Our sleep monitoring solution offers critical benefits for babies, families, and ward staff alike.

Clinical care team

Improved quality of care

A big step towards individualized care: the baby's sleep rhythm sets the pace for elective care, allowing for more comfort and uninterrupted rest.

Parents beside a neonatal incubator

More parental involvement

Parents gain better insight into when interacting with their baby would be most optimal, without disturbing precious sleep.

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Higher capacity on the ward

Proactive insights into the baby's sleep state as well as increased parental involvement allow for a more efficient nursing workflows, helping to improve capacity on the ward.

Ready to discuss collaboration or hospital integration?

Connect with I See U Baby Care today. Let's explore how non-contact neonatal sleep monitoring can support your ward.

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