FAQs

Using Neteera 130 is beneficial for all stakeholders: Physicians and nurses can remotely monitor their patients from their offices or nurse stations and receive vitals in real time. Patients can be monitored from the comfort of their home or in hospital wards without cumbersome wires and cables.

All that is required to use Neteera 130 is WiFi connectivity. Physicians and patients can observe vital signs on Neteera’s dashboard through a smartphone, tablet, or computer. 

A secure WiFi internet connection is used to transmit data. Data is sent via an encrypted secure network and stored on our HIPAA and GDPR-compliant cloud platform. Only physicians and patients monitored can determine access to personal health information. 

Neteera 130 measures micro-skin displacements caused by heartbeats and respiration in a contactless manner. The derived signal, the ballistocardiogram correlates accurately with standard ECG signals. 

The Neteera 130H Vital Sign Monitoring Sensor is FDA 510(k) Class II medical device, cleared for spot and continuous measurement of heart rate and respiration rate.

Neteera takes personal health information and sensitive data privacy and confidentiality very seriously. In addition to other measures we are taking, Neteera is HIPAA & GDPR-compliant. 

Data is stored on our HIPAA and GDPR-compliant cloud platform. 

The collected data is accessed via API with the Neteera Cloud, enabling seamless integration into existing workflows.

Access to data is determined by physicians and monitored patients. 

The accuracy of Neteera 130 was determined by performing extensive clinical studies that were submitted and approved by the FDA. 

Neteera 130 is not a wearable device. It is contactless, and accurately measures vital signs from a distance and there is no need to remove clothing. 

Neteera 130 measures heart rate and respiratory rate. 

Since Neteera 130 is contactless, clothing removal is not required and not necessary. Your dignity and integrity are not compromised.

Currently, Neteera 130 works up to a distance of 5 ft. or 1.5 m.

Neteera 130 is the world’s first and only fully industrial sub-THz radar on chip established and developed in house. The high frequency enables unrivaled capabilities. 

Heart rate is the number heartbeats per unit of time (usually per minute). A normal resting heart rate for the average adult ranges between 60-100 beats per minute. 

Respiratory rate is a person’s number of breaths taken per minute. The normal respiration rate for an adult is 12 to 20 breaths per minute at rest. While resting, a respiratory rate under 12 or over 25 breaths per minute is considered abnormal. 

Remote patient monitoring is the use of technological and digital platforms to monitor the health status of an individual. Vital signs are usually measured remotely, from the patient’s home, hospital wards, or nursing facilities and data is transmitted to healthcare providers for assessment. RPM enables providers to track patients’ health from a distance. 

RPM has many advantages and include reduce hospital readmissions, decrease hospital-associated infections (HAIs), reduce hospital stays, reduce healthcare costs, improve health, enable personalized care.  

Contactless sensing is the use of wire-free, cable-free, and non-wearable technological and digital platforms to monitor the health status of an individual. Neteera uses contactless sensing to monitor vital signs.