Accessories
ActDock
For ActTrust
ActDock connects ActTrust to your computer via the USB port. This makes it possible to configure, download the data collected and charge the device.
ActDock
For ActLumus
Recharge your ActLumus, configure and transfer data via Bluetooth – connect multiple devices simultaneously, without cables.
Actigraph attachments
Customize Your Experience with Our Range of Attachments
Wrist Strap
Worn comfortably on the wrist like a watch, wrist straps are ideal for continuous use—naturally tracking both daytime activity and nighttime sleep patterns and rhythms
Lanyard
The best solution for accurately measuring light in real-world environments—designed to be comfortable, discreet, and easy to wear
Lapel clip
The most flexible solution for attaching to clothing—its clip fastening ensures a secure fit, allowing freedom of movement and providing a comfortable option for diverse patient profiles
Advanced Actigraphy and Sleep Diary Technology for Accurate Monitoring of Sleep Patterns
Actigraphs
Performs precise measurements of light and wrist temperature to enable objective analysis of activity, sleep and wakefulness patterns
Light Logger
The world’s only wearable actigraph with a melanopic EDI light sensor, delivering up to 45 days of continuous monitoring on a single charge. Track circadian rhythm and light exposure with clinical-grade precision, access real-time remote monitoring, and generate preliminary sleep and light exposure reports before the study even ends.
Sleep Diary
Track sleep habits and quality while enhancing the accuracy of your clinical and academic research with the Sleep Diary — the ideal digital tool for sleep studies, intervention protocols and real-time data collection when integrated with Condor Cloud
What's new
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