Company Updates
We would like to inform you that after a 10-year partnership between Vyaire Medical and Nox Medical there will be a change in how our two companies do business. After September 30th 2019, Vyaire Medical will no longer be the provider of the Nox T3, associated consumables, and support.
Events
Nox Medical will be attending the the SLEEP 2019 meeting in San Antonio, Texas from June 8-12th. This is a great opportunity to meet our experts, see our latest research and chat to our team. Come visit us at booth 125….
Company Updates
Nox Medical has released a new Chain of Custody solution with an innovative Single Body Source analysis in Noxturnal 5.2. This solution is released to meet the increased need for a Chain of Custody solution in some markets.
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Nox Medical has won the Icelandic IT Company of the Year Award for outstanding performance in the field of IT . The awards are presented by UTmessan, one of the largest Tech Conference and Expo in Iceland.
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Nox Medical is honoured to be recognized by UTmessan as a nominee for the Icelandic “IT Company of the Year Awards”. UTmessan is one of the largest Tech Conference and Expo in Iceland.
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Yesterday, team members from the Nox Research team received the Icelandic President’s Student Innovation Awards for the project “Automatic Detection of Respiratory Effort Related Arousals Using Recurrent Neural Networks”.
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Nox Medical, a leading sleep diagnostic medical device company and innovator, yesterday received an award for innovation as one of the strongest innovative companies in Iceland.
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Reykjavik, July 5, 2018 –Nox Medical, a leading sleep diagnostic medical device company and innovator has achieved another major milestone in its litigation with Natus Neurology.
Company Updates
Reykjavik, May 18, 2018 –Nox Medical, a leading sleep diagnostic medical device company and innovator has achieved a major success in its case in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware alleging that Natus Neurology willfully infringed Nox Medical’s U.S. Patent No. 9,059,532 covering the biometric connector on its disposable RIP belts.
