Information about Equine Vibrome® biosignatures, imPulse® products, horse and camel monitoring and responsible use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers about product enquiries, pricing, responsible
interpretation, data handling and veterinary follow-up.
How can I enquire about an Equine Vibrome® product?
Use the contact form on EquineVibrome.com and select imPulse®
nCoder, Warden+™, imPulse® UNA, Whisper™ or Learning More.
Include your country, animal type and intended use.
What information should I provide when contacting the team?
Provide the organization, location, species, number of animals,
performance or working context, preferred product and the
monitoring problem you want to address. Do not submit
unnecessary sensitive information.
How can I confirm pricing and availability?
Request current pricing, availability, lead time, included
hardware, software, training, subscription terms, support and
regional limitations directly from the team.
What should be confirmed before purchase?
Confirm intended use, supported species, validated metrics,
required hardware, fit, connectivity, data access, training,
maintenance, warranty, support and commercial terms.
How should biosignature data be handled?
Organizations should apply contracts, authorized access,
secure storage, retention rules and research or operational
data-governance requirements. Access should be limited to
people with a defined need.
What should I do if a result indicates a possible concern?
Assess the animal and environment, follow the operating
protocol and seek veterinary advice for concerning or
persistent findings. Do not make treatment decisions from a
single system result alone.
What should happen in an emergency?
Contact an emergency veterinarian immediately and follow only
the first-aid or cooling procedures included in approved
training. Do not delay emergency care while waiting for
another scan.
Why do product claims require scientific review?
Strong screening, diagnostic, predictive and early-detection
claims require evidence for the intended species, population,
setting and use. Scientific, veterinary and regulatory
reviewers should confirm wording before publication.
How should alerts and thresholds be configured?
Alert thresholds should be linked to the validated product,
animal population and response protocol. Users should
understand false-positive, false-negative and data-quality
limitations.
How often should equipment and content be reviewed?
Review equipment condition, calibration or quality checks,
software, algorithms, training, privacy procedures and
published Knowledge Center content whenever products or
validated claims change.
Need more information?
Contact the Equine Vibrome® team about product availability,
pricing, training, deployment support or responsible use.
+1 650 515 6112 info@vibrome.com
Vibrome™ 211 Hope Street, #391049 Mountain View, California 94041-9998
+1 650 515 6112 info@vibrome.com
Vibrome®
211 Hope Street, #391049
Mountain View, California 94041-9998