A new normal in healthcare
- Measure respiratory data in real time and detects abnormalities
- Support early detection of respiratory abnormalities
- Records and provides accurate respiratory data at medical level
What can it do?
SuuHaa measures human respiration in real time, saving this data onto the cloud.
The data collected is constantly monitored by an AI, which sends an alarm to a smartphone if an anomaly.
How do you use it?
SuuHaa is used by wrapping it around the wearer’s abdomen.
So long as it is placed on the abdomen, it is can be worn either on the chest or stomach.
Is this the first time something like this has existed?
Compared to the hospital devices available until now, SuuHaa is small, light, and thin – a size that can fit in the palm of your hand. And, SuuHaa makes it possible to easily monitor respiration in your own home.
Until now there have been homeuse devices for measuring body temperature and blood pressure, but SuuHaa is the only product on the market enabling users to monitor respiration at home.
In what situations do you use it?
SuuHaa can watch over the lives of the following sorts of users:
・Remote monitoring of severely disabled persons using respirators,
and the approximately 660,000 quadriplegic persons nationwide in Japan
・Monitoring the sleep of the approximately 5 million sleep apnea syndrome patients nationwide in Japan
And, in the near future we are also aiming to build links with medical settings as well.
SuuHaa Prize History
SuuHaa has been the recipient of a several prizes, as below:
・Kagawa Business & Public Competition 2021(August 28, 2021): Business Division Grand Prix
・Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference Forum 2021 (December 4, 2021):
KOBASHI HOLDINGS Prize, Kagawa Forum Prize
and many others
