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scientific rigor.

In order to monitor sleep cycles, there must be a method to both measure brain activity and to translate it into meaningful information. The medical standard to monitor sleep cycles is a polysomnogram (PSG), a highly accurate medical device. The PSG sleep test typically requires a person to sleep away from their home in a sleep lab, with conductive paste and electrodes attached to the face and scalp.

The Axon team has created a groundbreaking, wireless, soft sensor to monitor sleep stages. After over 1000 nights of in-house lab testing alongside a PSG, our technology is proving to be a highly accurate sleep stage monitoring system relative to the medical gold standard.

As a science-based company, Axon Labs has leveraged the most advanced scientific research and has applied cutting-edge computer engineering to develop our core technology. Project SleepSmart™ utilizes patent-pending sensor advancements and sophisticated algorithms to measure sleep stages. The technology has been painstakingly tested, improved, and retested. And we are grateful to our clinical, scientific, and engineering advisors for their knowledge, advice, and direction.