Quantitative measurement of night sweats is a biomarker that reflects the body’s condition and is a symptom of various diseases. We believe that measuring night sweats quantitatively can provide valuable insights to medical science.
The Q-strip sensor is the first device capable of longitudinally measuring quantitative night sweats in individuals during their regular sleep conditions. We aim to facilitate scientific and educational institutions to utilize our sensor for research and educational purposes due to the potential benefits of quantitative measurement of night sweats in medical research.
The Q-strip case is a certified module in the Digital Technology teaching program for secondary highschool students in the Netherlands.
Students from a secondary school in the Netherlands completed a research project on Q-strip.
A student from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam conducted a technical study on the operation of the Q-strip sensor as part of the requirements for completing their bachelor’s degree at the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences.