Reducing SIDS: The BubLuv Monitoring Device

April 21st 2009 by Dr.MOZ in Family Safety, New Parents, Tech and Web

The BubLuv SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) monitoring device is a concept design by Queensland University of Technology student Michael Geedrick that we’re all hoping makes it out onto the market one day soon. When the baby sleeps, the BubLuv reads her carbon dioxide and oxygen concentrations using a co-oximeter in the ankle bracelet and

alerts parents when dangerous situations arise by transmitting warning signals to a bedside monitor. 

Perhaps the BubLuv will prove to be the first step towards similar “smart cribs” and related sleeping garments one day as well. I’ll keep an eye on BubLuv developments and will be sure to let you know if/when they are available for purchase.

Have fun and stay healthy,

Dr.MOZ

> thanks to Tuvie!

9 Responses to “Reducing SIDS: The BubLuv Monitoring Device”

  1. Neena Says:

    Interesting to know.

  2. jasmor Says:

    well it’s nice, but wouldn’t it b easier IF you would keep the baby by your side when you sleep.

    my opinion though

  3. andrew Says:

    This is indeed a good product, why is it out in the market so late! This is indeed a very important product. Thanks for sharing this.

  4. Mike Says:

    Having kids myself this is a great product. I have a friend who unfortunately lost their love one to SIDS and if this can save a life it will be well welcomed.

    -Mike

  5. Zoe from Get Potty Trained Says:

    As the 4 posters above me already said, this is a really great product! They should immediately release it in the US.

  6. omar Says:

    I’d really be interested in this product. This will hopefully do a lot of good and save lives.

  7. Shaina Says:

    Very cool. Jasmor, if you are sleeping how would you know if your baby stops breathing? Co-sleeping causes risk for SIDS. Anyways as a mother of a baby boy angel who passed from SIDS I love to see stuff like this out here. I use the AngelCare monitor and it’s been a life saver! This looks really neat.

  8. Nico Says:

    Great product, I just hope they test it thoroughly before releasing it. This could spell disaster for the developers if it fails.

  9. pashal Says:

    That is really nice. I like that product. It will help to save lives