Home seizure monitoring system

Home seizure monitoring systems are assemblies designed to continuously detect and record seizures by measuring physical or physiological signals such as body motion, heart activity, or muscle activity while a person with epilepsy goes about daily life or sleeps at home. They usually include a mains‑powered central unit that wirelessly receives data from one or more battery‑operated body‑worn sensors, and may provide alarms and store information locally or in the cloud.

These systems are treated as medical devices and must comply with the relevant safety and performance requirements of the jurisdiction in which they are marketed, often undergoing a conformity assessment before they can be supplied. They are typically offered as complete kits comprising the central monitor, sensors, and any associated software for data review or transmission.