Founded in 1958, Spacelabs developed the first vital signs monitoring for NASA astronauts culminating in Neil Armstrong wearing Spacelabs telemetry for the moon landing in 1969. Today our patient monitoring and diagnostic cardiology solutions help healthcare organizations around the world maximize care team performance to achieve their own missions.

Spacelabs delivers continuous innovation in healthcare technology for better clinical and economic outcomes. Our scalable solutions deliver critical patient data across local and remote systems, enable better-informed decisions, increase efficiencies, and create a safer environment for patients.

Renowned for its open architecture interfacing, Spacelabs is able to connect to a host of hospital data management systems enabling easy flow and review of patient data. Our goal is to provide innovative tools and solutions to aid and accelerate the clinician’s decision making process.

Founded in 1958, Spacelabs developed the first vital signs monitoring for NASA astronauts culminating in Neil Armstrong wearing Spacelabs telemetry for the moon landing in 1969. Today our patient monitoring and diagnostic cardiology solutions help healthcare organizations around the world maximize care team performance to achieve their own missions.

Spacelabs delivers continuous innovation in healthcare technology for better clinical and economic outcomes. Our scalable solutions deliver critical patient data across local and remote systems, enable better-informed decisions, increase efficiencies, and create a safer environment for patients.

Renowned for its open architecture interfacing, Spacelabs is able to connect to a host of hospital data management systems enabling easy flow and review of patient data. Our goal is to provide innovative tools and solutions to aid and accelerate the clinician’s decision making process.

The first and only DTx platform that collects patient vital sign data using smartphone collected PPG signals, analyses and triages, and produces diagnostic suggestions for clinicians.

Screens for vitals and blood glucose using a smartphone.

Capability to triage and diagnose based on collected and available data using AI.