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Breathomix products

Real-Time Measurement

The SpiroNose is a technical and clinical validated integration between routine spirometry and electronic nose (eNose) technology connected in series with each other. Therefore, technique allows diagnosis and stratification of patients with cancer, infectious and inflammatory disease in the doctor’s office. Exhaled breath is real-time measured (

BreathBase - All-in-one Solution

With the lease of BreathBase, we offer a complete set of hardware and software for the analysis of non-invasive biomarkers in exhaled breath. From high quality measurement of VOCs to the generation and validation of diagnostic models using our online analytical platform. With an integrated reference breath database and high quality standards our platform provides reliable, reproducible and immediate results. Easily incorporate point-of-care analysis of exhaled breath into your clinical research project with BreathBase.

BreathBase - Platform

BreathBase is an IoT based solution that works via the SpiroNose, which is connected to an internet enabled IoT device (Gateway) that real-time routes the measurement data to a processing component, necessary for analysis and interpretation. The results are presented in the BreathBase Web Application. BreathBase is uniquely designed to allow real-time analysis of the sensor data based on advanced signal processing and artificial intelligence (AI), providing diagnostic feedback to the user within seconds. The BreathBase Platform is developed conform the requirements of the following standard, ISO 27001 (Information Security), and is hosted on the Microsoft Azure Western Europe data centre in Middenmeer the Netherlands.

BreathBase - Data-Driven Medicine

Generally speaking, integrated databases contain information collected from more than one data source. Combining data from multiple sources yields increased statistical power to identify important relationships between data elements. Integrated databases are commonly being used by research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, and regulatory agencies. The digital transformation of healthcare institutions has also been enhanced by the increased integration of the Internet of Things (IoT). Integrated databases enable data sharing between different clinical and academic partners without requiring an extra layer of applications. Cloud technology, AI and increased connectivity altogether have created roadmaps to personalized data driven medicine.