10 Nox T3s sleep‑monitoring systems with accessories and training services.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is seeking to acquire 10 Nox T3s sleep-monitoring systems with accessories and training services. The systems will be used to measure respiratory function during sleep as part of a project in collaboration with NASA JSC. The project aims to characterize the impact of hypoxia on respiratory outcomes during sleep and to compare actigraphy to respiratory measures to determine whether respiratory-related arousals can be detected through movement. The systems will be used to evaluate acute changes in respiratory function in response to hypoxia and to evaluate the time course of adaptation to the hypoxic environment. • The Nox T3 devices will be used to measure respiratory function during sleep. • The devices will be used to evaluate acute changes in respiratory function in response to hypoxia. • The devices will be used to evaluate the time course of adaptation to the hypoxic environment. • The project aims to compare actigraphy to respiratory measures to determine whether respiratory-related arousals can be detected through movement. • The project aims to characterize the impact of hypoxia on respiratory outcomes during sleep.