deep breath
Company
Deep Breath turns high-resolution vital signs into structured, reliable insight — so hospitals and research teams can improve care quality, reduce staff burden and costs, and build trustworthy AI.
Our Vision
In several years, Deep Breath will be the standard for high-frequency vital signs processing in intensive care — supporting management, research, education, and clinical decision support.
Our Mission
Enable clinicians to make timely, data-driven interventions that optimise, minimise, and personalise intensive care.
Who we are
Deep Breath brings together clinicians, machine-learning specialists, software engineers, medical-device experts, and researchers. Founded in the Netherlands, the company works with hospitals and research partners across Europe and the United States.
What we do
We collect multimodal, high-resolution data directly from ventilators and bedside devices, then transform it into clean, synchronised, and analysable information that clinical teams and researchers can actually use.
Our platform is vendor-agnostic by design. It bridges the gap between the raw signals coming from ICU devices and the structured data needed for:
Our approach
We believe trustworthy clinical insight and AI require more than models built on fragmented EHR data. That is why we have built an end-to-end platform that starts with retrieving high-resolution data from medical devices and delivers practical applications for clinical education, research, and decision support.
We surface the real clinical and economic cost of missing high-frequency data — then close that gap with structured device streams.
Simple, accurate labels on high-resolution waveforms — so research, education, and AI start from data clinicians can trust.
From peer-reviewed work to multicentre studies and international stages — the platform is shaped in real ICUs, not only in the lab.
The foundation
So clinicians can focus on patients, researchers can accelerate discovery, and AI systems can be monitored and trusted where it matters most.
Let's build the future of data-driven critical care together — whether you are running multicentre research, quality programmes, or bedside AI.
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