Reimagining Neonatal Care With Smarter, Safer, More Connected Technology

We advance neonatal and pediatric critical care with innovative, integrated monitoring technology that improves safety and accuracy.

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Imagine Devices and Neotech Products Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Next-Generation Neonatal Care

Did you know every year

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Premature Infants are Born Globally?
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Premature Infants are Born in the U.S.?
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Infants are Admitted to NICUs in the U.S.?

What does it mean to be a premature infant?

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The Challenge

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Fragile skin torn by adhesives

Skin-mounted sensors and adhesives create skin breakdown, irritations, infections due to underdeveloped skin in preterm infants.

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Masks are extremly uncomfortable & injurious

Tight CPAP masks can cause considerable discomfort and are associated with nasal injury, skin breakdown, and lasting nasal deformities.

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True Airway Pressure is Unknown

Air leaks around nasal prongs and the infant’s mouth cause pressure fluctuations, leaving clinicians unsure how much airway pressure is truly delivered.

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Skin-to-Skin Care is heavily impacted by sensors & wires     

The numerous wires, tubes, and sensors attached to an infant’s body make kangaroo care difficult and add significant stress for parents.

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Nurse burnout & shortage is at all time high

Burnout among NICU nurses is reaching historic highs. Every added sensor, wire, and tube demands time and attention from a workforce already thinner than it has been in decades.

Our goal is to transform the NICU

Elevating accuracy of respiratory support
Consolidating sensors & reducing device clutter
Safeguarding skin integrity & improving patient safety
Strengthening family connection & Kangaroo care
Easing the operational load on nursing teams

iNTRODUCING

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A multi-function feeding tube with integrated respiratory and vital-sign monitoring

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Patent pending. This device is in active development and has not been cleared or approved by the FDA. It is not available for commercial distribution.

A Transformative Difference

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Stories That Inspire Our Mission

“Seeing my daughter covered in wires, tubes, and monitors made her feel fragile and unreachable. When I was finally allowed to hold her, I was terrified I might dislodge one of the many cords. The possibility of a single, integrated device like the Trinity Tube gives me immense hope for future NICU families."

Alyssa B.
Parent of a former 31-week preemie,

“With decades of NICU experience, I know how much nasal trauma, unreliable HFNC pressure monitoring, and skin injury impact fragile infants. The Trinity Tube’s integrated design could meaningfully reduce these complications and improve care for babies and families.”


Ally K., DNP, APRN, NNP-BC
Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
25 years of NICU experience

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Let’s Make Neonatal Care Better Together

Clinicians, parents, partners, and investors are invited to connect with us. Whether you want to provide feedback, explore collaboration, or support our mission, we welcome your outreach and personally review every message we receive.