Our Achievements

We’ve developed the world’s most comprehensive non-contact respiratory monitoring system, focusing on improving patients’ quality of life while delivering clinical-grade data.

Albus Health:

The story so far…

2017

Incorporated as BreathOx LTd. Spun out of university of Oxford

2018

Incubated by Oxford Foundry

2019

Won first innovation award

2020

AI in Healthcare Award

2021

Commercialised contactless monitoring system.
Secured 3 contract in first year, including AstraZencta for COPD clinical study.

2023

UCB Digital Health Incubator Program

2024

We are at an exciting stage of the company moving from early adoption to a rapid growth phase, scaling deployment of our second generation product.

We are now looking for passionate individuals to bring our vision of disruptive medical technology to life that improves the lives of hundreds of millions of people globally. Working in a young MedTech start-up means that you will work directly with an exciting team of engineers, computer scientists, doctors and researchers who are passionate about solving one of the most enormous unmet needs in healthcare.

“The device has been really easy to use for patients…They just literally plug it in.

The potential it could have for helping us predict worsening symptoms, or how symptoms relate to treatment or lung function is really exciting.”

Prof Mona Bafadhel

Chair of Respiratory Medicine

Director of the King’s Centre for Lung Health (KCLH)

It is encouraging to see innovative technology being developed that could help diagnose and better manage respiratory conditions

such as asthma and COPD in the future.

Dr Erika Kennington

Head of Research & Innovation

Asthma UK and British Lung Foundation

Albus device has been my favourite part of the study. I can just plug it in and leave it and don’t have to think about it.

Whereas, with the other devices, there are things to be done every single day and sometimes they don’t work

Albus Home Participant

Testimonial provided by a participant in a clinical study.

It’s been super easy to explain the device, and participants get it really quickly. In fact, it’s the easiest out of all the study devices we give them.

The others need a lot of training or explanations especially for some of the older patients.

Research Nurse in clinical study using

Albus Home RD

Advancing clinical trials across a range of therapeutic areas

We support research and pharma teams with scalable, patient-friendly monitoring for decentralised clinical trials across multiple therapeutic areas. Our contactless technology delivers high-quality data, improves adherence, and speeds endpoint validation.

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