456 devices · GMDN 35818
Bed/chair occupant movement pressure/vibration sensors are electronic devices placed under a bed or chair to monitor movement patterns, such as sleep positioning, wakefulness, or attempts to rise. They detect shifts in pressure or vibrations to track occupant activity, with some models also measuring respiration and heart rate for additional health insights.
These sensors are typically regulated as medical devices based on their intended use, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards. They may be supplied as standalone units or integrated into larger monitoring systems, depending on their clinical purpose and target user group.
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