In the Media

A report aired by Record TV highlighted Condor Instruments’ participation in NASA’s Artemis II program. In the segment, Rodrigo Okamoto explains how the company’s actigraph devices are being used to monitor astronauts’ sleep, activity, and circadian rhythms, demonstrating the importance of Brazilian technology in space research.

A feature aired on SBT News highlighted Condor Instruments and the use of its actigraph device in NASA’s Artemis II mission. Rodrigo Okamoto discusses how Brazilian technology is being used to monitor astronauts’ sleep, activity, and biological rhythms, emphasizing the precision and relevance of actigraphy in extreme environments.

In a report by Jornal da Gazeta, Condor Instruments was featured for the development of actigraph devices used in advanced research applications, including NASA’s Artemis II program. The story reinforces the company’s role as a reference in sleep-monitoring technology and its contribution to science and innovation on a global scale.