The eShirt® System
A complete physiologic picture, worn like your favorite undergarment.
The eShirt® is a fully integrated wireless, non-invasive smart garment that will continuously and simultaneously monitor physiologic functions such as heart rate, respiratory rate, ventilation, body position, activity level, blood oxygen saturation and skin temperature to create a complete ambulatory picture of a patient's physiologic status in real-time. The eShirt® will use Bluetooth and communicate to a smart phone for bidirectional data transmission. The entire platform is designed for efficiency, data quality, upgradability and ease of use.

Designed to disappear.
Worn under regular clothes, eShirt® fits like your favorite undergarment. The fabric keeps you cool, dry, and chafe-free. It's machine washable, quick-drying, durable, and easy-care.
Two components, working as one.
Component A
Wearable Garment
- —Male and female versions in multiple sizes
- —ECG electrodes (2+, multiple options)
- —Respirometry sensors (magnetic coils)
- —Male sizes: S–XXL · Female sizes: S–XL
- —Expandable for future sensors
Component B
Electronics Module (ePort®)
- —ECG amplifier and signal processor
- —Respirometry transmitter & receiver
- —Actigraphy sensors (3-axis accelerometer)
- —Temperature sensor
- —Wireless Bluetooth interface(s)
- —Rechargeable battery — 24 hr life
Clinical-grade monitoring across six physiologic domains.
ECG / Heart Rate
- Range
- 25–240 BPM
- Resolution
- ±1 BPM
- Leads
- 2 or 3
Respiration
- Range
- 3–70 BR/MIN
- Resolution
- ±1 BR/MIN
- Sampling
- 100 ms
Skin Temperature
- Range
- 10–60°C
- Resolution
- ±0.1°C
- Accuracy
- 0.2°C
Accelerometry
- Axes
- 3-Axis ±6 G
- Sampling
- 50 ms
- Dynamic
- −6g to +6g
Posture
- Dynamic Range
- ±180°
- Epoch
- 1 s
- Output
- Degrees
Connectivity
- Bluetooth
- 4.0
- Platforms
- iOS & Android
- Range
- 30 ft / 10 m
Battery Life 24 Hrs · Logging 320 Hrs · Digital Resolution 12 Bits
Alerts that reach the right people, at the right time.
A patient-status value is calculated on the smartphone from programmable thresholds. Current and previous heart rate and respiratory rate values combine with activity level to establish the patient's status for their care provider. Status alerts are sent via email or SMS at programmed intervals or when limits are exceeded.