See What's New from Nox at Sleep Europe 2026
Explore our latest innovations and connect with the Nox team

Join us at Sleep Europe 2026 to see how Nox Medical is transforming millions of patients’ lives through streamlined diagnostic care, comfort, and supporting accurate diagnoses. Our easy-to-use sleep diagnostic technology prioritizes patient comfort and reliable results, enabling sleep healthcare providers to work more efficiently and streamline operations.

Meet us at booth #A40


One Platform for Connected Care and Intelligent Insights
PSG, HSAT, Sleep Scoring, AI Analyses, and Sleep Study Management

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Powered by:

  • Nox Connect: Cloud-connected platform for streamlining patient management, testing, remote collaboration, and providing access to AI-assisted scoring and interpretation.
  • Nox Artificial Intelligence: When Nox tests are paired with advanced Nox AI, scoring becomes more efficient and interpretation more clinically meaningful.
  • Nox T3sTM: Customizable airflow-based HSAT, reliable across diverse patient groups, including those with comorbidities.
  • Nox A1sTM: Wireless in-lab PSG system designed for easy setup, patient comfort and at-home flexibility.
  • Nox SASTM: Polysomnography made simple, in-lab and at-home.

You're invited to our Lunch Symposium

From Signals to Clinical Strategy: Democratizing Sleep Apnea Endotyping for Precision Care
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How can sleep apnea endotyping help move clinical care beyond AHI? This symposium will explore the physiological basis of sleep apnea endotypes and how advances in airflow measurement, signal analytics, and AI are making these insights more accessible. Join the experts as they discuss how endotyping may support patient stratification, prediction of treatment response, and guide precision therapy selection, as well as practical considerations for bringing mechanism-based insights into routine clinical workflows.

Intro
Heidi Riney, MD
Chief Medical Officer at Nox Health and Medical Director and Physician at Fusion Sleep Center

Democratizing Endotypes: Turning Routine Sleep Signals into Actionable Physiology
Jón Skírnir Ágústsson,  PhD
VP Artificial Intelligence and Data Research, Nox Medical

Why Do Endotypes Matter: How Do They Help in Clinical Practice, Predicting Outcomes, and Precision Therapy
Danny Eckert, PhD
Director, Flinders Health and Medical Research Institute (FHMRI) Flagship Sleep Health Program
Matthew Flinders Professor, College of Medicine and Public Health, Flinders University


Thursday, October 22, 2026
12:45 - 13:45

Session Room 0.11
Lunch will be provided


Have a question for our experts?
We have opened question submissions ahead of the symposium. If there is a topic you would like our panel to address, you can send your question in advance.

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Oral Abstract Presentation

AI-assisted HSAT scoring increases OSA severity classification without reducing patient treatment initiation

Wednesday, October 21 - 08:54 - 09:06
Lecture Hall 0.5 - Jón Skírnir Ágústsson, PhD

Abstracts

Beyond our satellite symposium, Nox Medical is proud to contribute eight accepted abstracts to the scientific program at Sleep Europe 2026 through a series of poster presentations and oral presentations that underscore our commitment to advancing sleep diagnostics.

Wednesday, October 21 - 12:30-13:30

  • Delivering Digital Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia within a Real-World, Comprehensive Telehealth Sleep Care Management Program: Initial Findings
    Poster Area 1, Poster Board W141 - Heidi Riney

  • Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Scoring Reduces Time to Treatment Recommendation in Home Sleep Apnea Testing
    Poster Area 1, Poster Board W183 - Jón Skírnir Ágústsson

  • AI-assisted HSAT scoring increases OSA severity classification without reducing patient treatment initiation
    Poster Area 1, Poster Board W184 - Jón Skírnir Ágústsson

Thursday, October 22 - 12:30-13:30

  • Sex Differences in Symptom Presentation among Real-World Patients with Sleep Apnoea in a Comprehensive Telehealth Sleep Care Management Program: Implications for Detection and Treatment Adoption
    Poster Area 2, Poster Board T449 - Heidi Riney

Friday, October 23 - 12:30-13:30

  • AI scoring increases detection of obstructive sleep apnoea in home sleep testing
    Poster Area 1, Poster Board F161 - Þóra Sigmarsdóttir

  • AI-Derived AHI Reduces Inconclusive HSAT Results in Women, Younger, and Non-Obese Patient Populations
    Poster Area 1, Poster Board F164 - Þóra Sigmarsdóttir

  • Agreement between automated sleep apnoea endotypes derived from PSG and reduced HSAT respiratory signals
    Poster Area 1, Poster Board F165 - Jón Skírnir Ágústsson

  • Performance of RIP signal-based AI in patients with PLMS: subgroup analyses from two datasets
    Poster Area 1, Poster Board F183 - Jón Skírnir Ágústsson