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Increasing the Adoption of Actigraphy Sensors and PSG Devices for Sleep-Disorders
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Actigraphy sensors are advanced medical devices used to understand sleep patterns and determines whether sleep is sufficient or insufficient and also monitor the health of users and diagnose sleep-related diseases. Polysomnography (PSG) is a primary standard used for evaluating sleep patterns as it determines sleep-time, wake-time, and sleep schedule structure. People’s busy lifestyles have made an impact on their sleep health, increasing the prevalence of sleeping disorders and the demand for actigraphy sensors and PSG devices.
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