Current rating: Not enough reviews
✔ Monitors in real-time
✔ Audible/haptic alarm
✔ Notifies caregivers
Detects movement
✔ Detects sound
✔ Suitable for children
Video monitors
These monitors allow someone to visually check for seizures remotely, or to review recorded footage later. Some systems monitor in real time, while others record motion or sound-triggered event.
If you’re not sure what type of video monitor is right for you, it might be helpful to think about whether the monitor:
- Has live monitoring
- Has recording capability
- Detects sound and/or movement
- Provides alerts or notifications
- Is suitable for children
Disclaimer
This guide provides general information only to help people affected by epilepsy find and compare technology, apps and medical devices that may be relevant to them. It is not medical advice and should not replace advice from a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. Inclusion does not mean that Epilepsy Action recommends, endorses or clinically approves a product, and exclusion does not mean that a product is unsuitable. Overall ratings and review summaries are based on reviews that pass our moderation checks. They reflect user feedback, not clinical evidence or endorsement by Epilepsy Action. Reviews on this page are user-generated and reflect the views of the reviewer, not Epilepsy Action.
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Digital Video Baby Monitor Watch
KFM40C Recording Wi-Fi connected observation camera with live view smartphone app
Current rating: Not enough reviews
✔ Monitors in real-time
Audible/haptic alarm
✔ Notifies caregivers
Detects movement
Detects sound
✔ Suitable for children
MP5v2 Irregular Movement Alarm with Wi-Fi Camera
Current rating: Not enough reviews
✔ Monitors in real-time
Audible/haptic alarm
✔ Notifies caregivers
Detects movement
Detects sound
✔ Suitable for children
SAMi-3
Current rating: ☆☆☆☆☆
✔ Monitors in real-time
Audible/haptic alarm
✔ Notifies caregivers
Detects movement
Detects sound
✔ Suitable for children
Have your say on epilepsy technology
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