Compumedics

12/18/2025

12/17/2025

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Compumedics booth at American Epilepsy Society to visit with us! With the energy of the Southeastern Conference Championship buzzing around the city, there couldn’t have been a better time to connect. 🏈

It was a pleasure meeting clinicians, researchers, advocates, and partners who are advancing epilepsy treatment and care every day in the work that you do.

Between great conversations on the show floor and the unmistakable ATL excitement outside, the week was one to remember.

Thanks for spending time with us—we look forward to continuing the conversation and moving this work forward together.

12/16/2025

Did you know sleep spindles—generated through interactions between the thalamus and cerebral cortex—play a critical role in memory consolidation, neurological health, and overall sleep stability? 🧠💤

Sleep spindles help:

• Protect sleep by gating sensory stimuli 🔕

• Facilitate motor skill learning and memory 🏃‍♂️🧠

• Support brain plasticity by enabling neural reorganization and new connections 🔄✨

Whether measured in PSG 🛌📊 or detected through advanced HST ⌚📈, understanding sleep spindles and spindle density provides deeper insight into sleep integrity beyond standard scoring.

🧠 💤 🌙 📊

12/15/2025

Sleep labs generate a lot of data. The real question is how you actually want to see it.

As we continue refining Nexus360, we’re focused on making sleep lab data clearer, faster to interpret, and actually useful in day-to-day workflows.

How do you prefer to visualize sleep lab data in Nexus360?

🔘 Dashboards with charts & graphs
🔘 Tables with detailed metrics
🔘 Automated summary reports
🔘 Custom views by role (tech, physician, admin)

Your input directly influences how we prioritize visualization and reporting features across the platform.

12/12/2025

Somfit: Fast, Simple, Medical-Grade HST

• 🎧 Lightweight forehead sensor with a single-use adhesive electrode
• 📊 Medical-grade signals: EEG, EOG, EMG, SpO₂, heart rate, HRV, PAT, movement, snore, ambient light
• 📱 Automatic sync through the Somfit app into Nexus 360
• 🧪 Zero wires, quick setup, patient-friendly design
• 🏥 Built for high-volume clinics needing scalable home sleep testing

Check out the PDF below to learn more.

12/10/2025

🔬 Okti® is raising the bar for portable EEG.

Compumedics built a wireless, high-definition EEG system that handles everything from routine studies to 128-channel high-density recordings in one modular device. It’s clinical-grade, patient-friendly, and designed to simplify workflows instead of adding more equipment to the room.

Highlights:
• Modular 32/64/128-channel configurations
• Wireless portability with long battery life
• Clean, high-fidelity signals for confident diagnosis
• Smart, compact design patients can actually move with

Okti® shows where modern EEG is headed: clearer data, fewer cables, and tech that finally fits the real world of neurodiagnostics.

12/09/2025

Not all PAT signals are created equal. Here’s a look at why forehead-based monitoring and Somfit analytics give you earlier, cleaner, and more consistent physiologic insights.

Picture #1
Due to the reduced anatomical distance from the lungs and superior perfusion, changes in blood are seen in the forehead more rapidly than traditional finger sampling. Changes in pulse rate, SpO2, and PAT are seen without the circulatory delay commonly seen in fingertip monitoring and are less affected by conditions that reduce signal quality such as poor perfusion, motion, and temperature changes. Hypoxemia can be detected up to 90 seconds earlier than finger sampling. (Russell, M., 2004) Here we have removed the marked events to better see the changes in blood volume.

Picture #2
Somfit uses a convolution neural network to auto score PAT events. Proven 89 percent accurate to simultaneous in-lab PSG in a peer reviewed study published in the journal Sleep and Biological Rhythms. (McMahon, M., 2025) Here we can clearly see the PAT events marked in concordance with the previous slide showing a reduction in PAT waveform peak and nadir, pulse rate increases, and desaturations.

Picture #3
Not currently available in the US, the Somfit Pro adds an additional five channels to the Somfit platform, including body position, PTAF, and two RIP belts or one RIP belt and a dual lead EKG. Included here for educational purposes, with marked events turned off, on the same epoch we previously saw we can clearly see the correlation of the PAT changes with the PTAF and thoracic effort.

Picture #4
Not currently available in the US, the Somfit Pro adds an additional five channels to the Somfit platform, including body position, PTAF, and two RIP belts or one RIP belt and a dual lead EKG. Included here for educational purposes, with events turned on we can see the correlation between the PAT respiratory events and the marked airflow events.

Citations
Russell, M. W. (2004). Another Look at the Forehead Sensor. APSF Newsletter, Fall 2004.
McMahon, M., Goldin, J., Kealy, E. et al. Evaluating Somfit’s pulse arterial tonometry for detection of obstructive sleep apnoea. Sleep Biol. Rhythms 23, 145 to 152 (2025).

12/08/2025

Sleep labs shouldn’t have to fight their software.

With Nexus 360, everything finally works together.
💠 Easy patient management from scheduling to results
💠 Seamless integration across devices, platforms, and labs
💠 Global access—review studies anywhere, anytime
💠 Every document in one place, organized and secure
💠 Streamlined workflows that let teams move faster and work smarter

Nexus 360 isn’t just a platform—it’s the modern foundation for efficient, connected sleep diagnostics.

12/07/2025

Come to Compumedics USA Booth #425 at American Epilepsy Society and get a free Okti Toy for each name suggestion for our baby doll.

Learn more about how high density EEG can be used for pediatrics and adults for routine or longer recordings. We have the nation’s experts on high density EEG ready to tell you all about it.

12/06/2025

Compumedics USA is ready to connect at the American Epilepsy Society 2025 Annual Meeting!

Join us at Booth #425 at 12:00 PM for a live demo and a conversation about how we can equip your neurodiagnostic program with cutting-edge technology, from acquisition to advanced analysis.

Whether you are focused on epilepsy monitoring, research, or routine EEG, our team will be on site to discuss solutions tailored to your lab’s needs.

We look forward to seeing you at AES 2025!