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Respa is the next generation breath and motion sensor developed by Zansors. It is the first acoustic breathing sensor developed for athletics and sleep monitoring that acts as a clip-on coach. It can provide detailed information about your breathing and motion in a easily comprehensible mobile app, providing information and insight about your experience.
Zansors, a wearable tech company based in Northern, Virginia, has added to its growing collection of patents. Zansors was recently awarded a patent for a wearable patch to automatically monitor, screen and/or report health conditions. Zansors’ next-generation intellectual property (IP) will allow health monitoring devices to detect sleeping or breathing disorders.
Respa, the world’s first breathing sensor and future of fitness, today announced findings from a three-month study conducted with Winthrop University to measure the effectiveness of detecting the onset of athletes’ ventilatory threshold.
Respa, the world’s first breathing analyzer, designed to improve athletic performance while running, yoga and other workout sessions, will look to integrate its technology with Amazon Alexa.
Respa, the world’s first breathing analyzer, designed to improve athletic performance while running, and during fitness workouts and yoga sessions, has been launched on Indiegogo.
Silence has become a rare commodity in our daily lives. From the moment we wake up, to the moment we fall asleep, there are countless distractions looking to take up a fraction of our attention.