Momcozy Launches the BM08: The First Contact-Free Baby Monitor to Track Breathing and Heart Dynamics Using Radar Technology
Publish Date: 2026-05-18 10:05:00
Source Domain: markets.businessinsider.com
Available now at $249.99 — no wearables, no sensor pads, no physical contact required
NEW YORK, May 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Momcozy today announced the official launch of the BM08 Contact-Free Smart Baby Monitor , a breakthrough infant monitoring device that tracks breathing dynamics and heart dynamics in real time using millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar sensing — entirely without wearables, adhesive pads, or any device touching the baby.
The BM08 is available for purchase immediately at $249.99 at momcozy.com.
A New Standard for Infant Monitoring
The BM08 represents Momcozy’s latest advancement in smart home infant technology, introducing contact-free physiological monitoring to the consumer baby monitor market for the first time.
Unlike conventional monitors — which require clip-on sensors, under-mattress pads, or fabric wearables attached directly to the infant — the BM08 operates entirely from a fixed position across the room. Its embedded mmWave radar sensor detects the micro-movements associated with breathing dynamics and heart dynamics through clothing and blankets, in any lighting condition, continuously and automatically.
All monitoring data is delivered to parents in real time through the Momcozy companion app.
“We are proud to bring this level of technology to families who have been asking for a better answer,” said the Product Lead at Momcozy. “The BM08 gives parents genuine reassurance without asking them to put anything on their baby. That matters — especially in those early months when every decision feels consequential.”
Product Highlights
Contact-Free Breathing and Heart Dynamics Monitoring mmWave radar sensing tracks breathing dynamics and heart dynamics from across the room — no skin contact, no wearables, no repositioning required.
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