Lumori App
Timely insights, wherever care happens
Lumori brings the power of the Beat Analytics System directly to clinicians' hands. Designed with nurses and physicians, Lumori delivers synchronized, high-frequency device data to a secure and intuitive mobile interface, helping care teams stay informed, efficient, and connected.
Mobile, near real-time data is the key to giving nurses the best chance at giving their patients the optimal quality of care.
Context understanding: Lumori organizes high-frequency device data into clear visual t rends, helping clinicians recognize patterns that may not be visible in static records
Meaningful data relationships: By correlating multiple device inputs, Lumori highlights contextual links, such as how infusion changes align with vitals or restlessness, supporting informed clinician awareness.
Clarity at a glance: Summarized metrics and historical graphs turn complex bedside data into intuitive visuals that enhance situational understanding and workflow efficiency.
Lumori continuously synchronizes with the Beat Analytics System to present organized, multi-device data within seconds of capture. Each connected instrument contributes unique parameters and metadata, which are harmonized into structured visualizations that reveal patterns, correlations, and temporal context.
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Built with clinicians, Lumori translates complex bedside signals into clear, interpretable displays, helping users understand what’s happening across their patients and devices without replacing professional judgment.
This device is for Investigational Use Only. The performance characteristics of this product have not been established. All performance claims listed are project goals only. This device is not yet available for use in the US and is pending submission and clearance by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
FROM OUR USERS
“Simply showing me the time remaining on an IV makes this so useful already.”
Step-down Nurse, Scripps Health
“We have a lot of alarms sounding but nothing to tell us why the alarm is sounding.
Step-down Nurse, University of Toledo Medical Center
“I want to know how my patients are doing without having to sift through an EMR or tracking someone down.”
