Zeto, Inc.

We can record headset sizes from 48 cm to 62 cm head circumference or 3 years and up.

Yes. We recommend placing a towel or a neck rest under the neck to keep the patient from rolling on the back of the headset.

Yes. Watch these videos of sleeping patients.

No. Our Zeto hardware is not safe for MR imaging. Do not take the headset close to or into an MR scanner. See https://www.diagnosticimaging.com/view/mri-new-terminology-implants-and-devices. Since the headset can be taken off before an MRI scan and quickly put on (under 5 mins typically) right after it, MR imaging is not hampered by Zeto EEG.

We provide phone or email support.

The headset comes with a standard 1-year warranty, and warranty extensions are also available for purchase for up to 4 years. Depending on the purchased service level agreement, warranty replacements will arrive within 24-72 hours.

The headset is a Class II medical device and is cleaned with appropriately concentrated isopropyl alcohol wipes. Our disposable electrode tips are single-patient use only and are thrown out after the recording is completed.

Any existing or third party strobe light that is cleared by the FDA for use in neurodiagnostics will work with our headset. The photic sensor on the front of the headset picks up the photic light patterns and translates these into a square-wave channel at the bottom of the EEG. This assures a wireless millisecond precise integration.

We synchronize video from any internal or external camera: USB, IP, or computer camera. We do not sell dedicated Zeto cameras but support most off-the-shelf cameras with frame rates between 10-60 FPS.

The price range is based on features, service level agreement and purchase terms. Please contact our sales team for details.

We offer the choice to purchase software, warranty, and service contracts for up to 4 years in advance, and provide options to pay for these contracts 1 year at a time.

This varies based on service hours and scope of work. Please contact our sales team for details.

You can bill the same CPT codes for EEGs as you do with traditional EEG equipment. Routine EEG codes include 95812, 95813, 95816, 95819, and 95822. Additional codes billable for Zeto are any that cover recordings up to 6 hours, including simultaneous video, for example, 95705, 95711, 95706, 95712, 95707, 95713, 95717, and 95718.

No, but finished EEG datasets can be exported as EDF+ files and uploaded into most traditional EEG review tools.

No, but you can import finished reports as PDF or .docx documents into your EMR.

Yes. You can import our exported study file into Persyst for trending or any other Persyst functionality.

Reports can be imported into your EMR as a PDF, .docx, or via clipboard pasting.

The report writer is a comprehensive physician-driven reporting tool that consists of a series of drop-down options that converts user inputs into readable reports. Users can freely edit template suggestions and manually input their own wording.

You can export the report as a Word document or a PDF. You can export the study data as an EDF+ file.

Users can upload and import third-party EEG data, including data in EDF or EDF+ formats.

Yes. The video attachment can be removed prior to storage. However, long- term storage is very affordable at $175 per terabyte per year.

Yes. We offer export functions for EDF+, .txt, and .xlsx export formats.

After users share their requirements, Zeto builds these custom montages, and they become available within a 1-week period.

Yes. Montages can be freely changed during and after the recording.

There is a prominent color change in our signal quality indicators when the EEG data is less than ideal. That empowers users to decide if they wish to intervene or wait for signals to calm down.

An average size is 200MB for a 1-hour EEG, depending on your sampling rate (250 Hz versus 500 Hz). Additional storage will be required when video is stored simultaneously. The storage space needed for video depends on the video recording resolution.

Sampling rates of analog data are 250 Hz or 500 Hz, depending on your preference.

Users can choose to record Zeto EEG data against a Cz or external reference. External references are provided via a drop-down cable. Common locations to place external references are the mastoids, the earlobes, or the nose.

Less than 650 g (23 oz).

Yes. We accept TTL triggers (8-bit input) and send TTL triggers (8-bit output) via a wireless interface. Timing precision is within one sampling point or +/- 2 ms.

Yes. Users can stream Zeto data via lab streaming layer (LSL). See https://labstreaminglayer.readthedocs.io/info/intro.html

The average size is 200MB for a 1-hour EEG, depending on your sampling rate (250 Hz versus 500 Hz). Additional storage will be required when video is stored simultaneously. The storage space needed for video depends on the video recording resolution.

No

It takes approximately 2.5 hours to charge from 0% to 100%.

Zeto headset uses active electrode technology; that is, it amplifies and boosts the signal right above the electrode. Therefore, our system can handle impedances above 100 mOhm. Our real-time signal quality indicator presents a continuous picture of the electrode contact with the skin plus external interference that may affect a particular electrode, which gives a more complete picture than just electrode impedance at the start of the recording. A prominent color change allows users to decide if they wish to intervene or wait for signals to calm down.