NIGHT
WATCH
Saving lives from seizures one night at a time.
Why Night Watch?
People with epilepsy who have nocturnal seizures have a 1 in 150 chance of dying in their sleep. Other commercial seizure monitoring devices can't accurately detect nocturnal seizures.
Night Watch sleep mask is the only epilepsy monitoring device that can detect even the smallest nocturnal seizure, alerts caregivers, and improve sleep quality.
Features
Seizure monitoring
Alert caregivers
Heart rate monitoring
Sleep monitoring
Night Watch App
Pulse Oximeter
Wake-up light therapy
Long battery life
About us
Matthew Musser
Co-Founder & CEO
MBA Candidate, UC Davis Graduate School of Management
R. EEG T. Senior EEG Technologist, UC Davis Health
Matt previously managed Neurology Electroencephalogram departments and implemented new technologies into his department to improve patient care and outcomes.
Areeba Turabi
Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer
B.S. Computer Science 2020, UC Davis
Areeba has experience implementing 360 video frame packing in C++ to reduce bandwidth for live streaming to VR devices and made a packing algorithm for multi-threading CPU and GPU. Areeba also volunteers as a web developer for a non-profit that uses self-grown food to encourage healthy living in rural communities.
Cara Mayo
Marketing & Communication Director
MS GIS, UMD
Cara has over 6 years of experience in visual and written communications for government, non-profits, and the private sector as a science editor, communications specialist, and program manager. She also attended the Points of Light Civic Accelerator -- the first start-up accelerator program focused on civic ventures.
Monica Lieng
Clinical Research Director
MD & PhD Candidate, UC Davis School of Medicine
Monica has successfully coordinated clinical trials that implemented new telehealth technology to improve inter hospital patient transfers and patient care.
John Kennedy
Chief Medical Officer of Clinical Trials
MD, UC Davis Health
Dr. Kennedy is a board-certified neurologist and epileptologist with expertise in clinical neurophysiology. Dr. Kennedy is also an assistant professor and clinician at UC Davis Health.
