Versatility to Inspire Innovation

• Ignite innovation with a versatile system designed to fuel creativity and adapt to your evolving research needs.
• The SoHo telemetry system seamlessly integrates physiological monitoring in high-density setups, such as ventilated racks and environmental chambers, while also supporting behavioral endpoints like mazes, treadmills, and behavioral boxes.

Efficient Design, Unmatched Convenience

• Streamline your research with user-controlled implant power management to extend battery life and operate on your terms.
• Remote power management and real-time status notifications minimize physical interactions, reducing stress artifacts while enhancing animal welfare and researcher safety.

Advancing the 3Rs for Ethical Research

Promote animal welfare with a system that reduces stress, supports social housing, and minimizes the number of animals required per study—all while adhering to the highest ethical and regulatory standards.

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What Clients Say

"I’ve used SoHo to perform temperature telemetry experiments within indirect calorimetry cages in the Sable Systems Promethion temperature cabinet. I was delighted that the signal had no problems working with the metal temperature cabinet. This SoHo setup has saved so much time and effort trying to set up old receiver bases around indirect calorimetry cages in temperature cabinets. Additionally, the ability to do temperature telemetry on group-housed animals opens up a whole new experimental paradigm. I’ve always found the DSI teams very helpful and prompt in replying to inquiries and sorting out any small technical problems.”

Dr. Eleanor McKay
Postdoctoral ResearcherUniversity of Lausanne

"SoHo telemetry provides the convenience of recording from the animals in the same cages where they are normally housed, obviating the need to find an alternative or dedicated space. The support we received from Harvard Biosciences team throughout the installation, and data acquisition and analysis helped to ensure the smooth adoption of SoHo telemetry in our study.”

‍Dr. Grace Muller
Assistant Professor‍Loyola University Chicago

What is a SoHo Syetem?

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SoHo Implants

• Collect real-time, 24/7 physiologic data collection without disturbing the animal.
• Deliver clean, reliable data with higher statistical power.
• Support high-density and socially housed setups for natural animal behavior.
• Optimize implant battery life with user-managed remote power modes.

SoHub Transceiver

• Communicates with the implants so there is no disruption to the study.
• Collect data from up to 16 implants per SoHub and 96 implants per environment.
• Simple setup with fewer components using USB communication & power.
• Quick identification with matching color-coded labels on the device and in Ponemah.
• Save space with a compact design and versatile mounting options.

SoHo Mobile Computer Stand

• Wherever your experiments take you, the mobile Ponemah acquisition station can follow.
• Lab ready, corrosive resistant materials.
• No-mess cable management and integrated power cord for simplified mobility.
  

Ponemah Software

• Confidently collect, accurately analyze, and quickly summarize your telemetry data.
• Comply with GLP and 21 CFR Part 11 regulations with data security & electronic record features.
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SoHo Accessories

• SoHo POD: ensure a smooth and reliable study setup with a
  handheld power on detector that takes the guesswork out of implant preparation
• SoHo SIM: A versatile & reliable tool used to simulate realistic physiological signals from SoHo telemetry implants for system setup, user training, and GLP validation. Ensure precision, consistency, and reliability in telemetry-based research and system operations.

SignalSync

• Comprehensive Data Integration: Combine telemetry with analog and digital signals from tools like running wheels, blood flow meters, isolated heart perfusion systems, pressure catheters, stimulus delivery tools, and more.
• Enhanced Feedback Loop Studies: Leverage remote connection capabilities to enable real-time monitoring and dynamic adjustments during experiments.
• Extended Study Design Flexibility: Expand your possibilities by integrating diverse inputs into a single, cohesive dataset for a more detailed and insightful analysis.

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