- In April 2023, Philips Healthcare expanded its patient monitoring portfolio with the introduction of a next-generation capnography module integrated into its IntelliVue MX series. Designed for critical and perioperative care, the upgraded module offers improved CO₂ measurement accuracy and enhanced alarm algorithms. This development highlights Philips’ focus on delivering precise, real-time respiratory monitoring solutions to improve patient safety and clinical outcomes in high-acuity settings
- In March 2023, Masimo Corporation announced the global release of its Radius PCG, a portable, Bluetooth-enabled capnograph featuring real-time EtCO₂ monitoring and compatibility with the Masimo Root® platform. The device supports flexible use in emergency, transport, and home care environments. This innovation underscores Masimo’s commitment to advancing wireless monitoring technology that enhances mobility and responsiveness in respiratory care
- In February 2023, Medtronic plc launched a new line of Microstream capnography accessories designed for expanded use in low-resource settings and mobile clinics. The updated sensor cables and filter lines are optimized for durability, cost-efficiency, and compatibility with portable monitors, reinforcing Medtronic’s effort to make advanced respiratory monitoring more accessible in underserved healthcare systems
- In February 2023, Nihon Kohden unveiled its Smart Cable Cap-ONE® series enhancement, which integrates capnography measurement into a single, lightweight cable for use with multi-parameter monitors. The new model allows for faster setup and easier maintenance in surgical and critical care environments. This update demonstrates the company’s commitment to streamlining clinical workflows and improving real-time respiratory assessments
- In January 2023, Mindray Medical International announced enhancements to its BeneVision N-Series patient monitors, including improved capnography modules featuring automatic calibration and adaptive sampling rates. These improvements aim to boost monitoring precision and user efficiency across ICU and anesthesia departments. Mindray’s innovation reflects a broader industry trend towards smarter, more intuitive monitoring systems
