Nexa Edge: one quiet box that does the connecting.
A hub that collects readings from patches, cuffs, scales and monitors, and forwards them over cellular, Wi-Fi or Ethernet, whichever is working.
Designed around who sets it up
Often nobody technical. Sometimes a paramedic with forty seconds.
Plug it in and leave it
The home hub pairs with its devices before it ships. Setup is a power cable and nothing else.
No smartphone required
Programs that depend on a patient's phone exclude the people who most need monitoring.
Several devices, one connection
A single hub carries Axon Sense, Corta key fobs, blood pressure cuffs, scales and pulse oximeters.
Moves with the patient
The vehicle variant runs from 12 V, survives vibration, and keeps buffering when the ambulance leaves coverage.
Variants
One platform in three housings.
Nexa Edge Home
For remote monitoring programs.
- LTE-M with Wi-Fi fallback
- Pre-paired at the depot
- Status light a person can read from across the room
Nexa Edge Vehicle
For ambulances and mobile clinics.
- 12 to 24 V vehicle power
- Sends 12-lead ECG ahead to the receiving hospital
- Rated for vehicle vibration and temperature
Nexa Edge Clinic
For small sites with a handful of devices and no IT staff.
- Ethernet and Wi-Fi
- Up to 40 devices
- Runs as a Fieldmesh gateway where one is needed
What it reads
Standard Bluetooth health profiles plus Nexaform devices.
- Axon Sense and Corta
- Blood pressure, weight, pulse oximetry, glucose
- 12-lead monitors over the vehicle data port
Specifications
Current production model. Full detail is in the instructions for use.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | LTE-M cellular, Wi-Fi 6, Ethernet (Clinic) |
| Device radios | Bluetooth Low Energy 5.3; Bluetooth Classic for older peripherals |
| Buffer | 30 days of readings |
| Power | Mains adapter (Home, Clinic); 12 to 24 V (Vehicle) |
| Battery backup | 8 hours (Home and Vehicle) |
| Operating system | Lattice OS 4 |
| Fleet management | Formcloud, including signed firmware rollback |
The hub just sits there. My granddaughter asked what it was for and I had to think about it.
Maren
Duluth, Minnesota
Works with
The devices it reads, and where it sends them.
Axon Sense
The wearable most Nexa Edge homes have.
Fieldmesh
Hubs and gateways on one fabric.
North Shore ambulance story
Nexa Edge Vehicle in a volunteer ambulance service.
Firmware updates
Current Nexa Edge firmware and its release notes.
Product support
Phone lines, severity levels, and what to have ready.
Recalls and advisories
Every field safety notice and software advisory we have issued.
Running a program across a wide area?
Coverage maps, depot logistics and returns are most of the work. We have done it for programs from forty homes to four thousand.