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How Zeto Improves AI-Powered Seizure Detection with NeuroNotis™ Report

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In emergency and critical care settings, clinicians need EEG solutions that can be deployed with both speed with clinical confidence. Zeto ONE EEG enables rapid, full-montage EEG acquisition with AI-enabled seizure detection NeuroPulse™, powered by encevis and NeuroNotis™ Report (delivered under a service agreement with Stratus), that combines automated analysis with rapid validation by registered EEG Technicians.

Importantly, AI-generated findings are intended to support, not replace, physician interpretation. Neurologist review remains essential for confirming findings, understanding clinical context, and guiding treatment decisions.

Why Hospitals Need More Than AI Seizure Detection 

As hospitals look for faster ways to detect seizures, rapid point-of-care (POC) EEG systems are becoming more widely used. While AI can accelerate seizure detection, EEG interpretation still requires clinical expertise and patient-specific context. Neurologists play a critical role in distinguishing clinically meaningful findings and determining appropriate next steps in care. 

This need for expert oversight remains essential even as AI tools become more sophisticated. In a recent interview with NeurologyLive, Armin Jewell, DO, neurologist and epilepsy specialist at Allina Health Brain and Spine Institute, emphasized that AI is a valuable aid but not a replacement for clinical judgment. As Dr. Jewell noted, algorithms can help identify potential seizure activity, but trained neurologists must still review EEG recordings and distinguish true seizures from artifacts before making diagnostic and treatment decisions.

“The AI is a tool that complements the neurologist rather than replacing them,” –

Armin Jewell, DO

What Is the NeuroNotis Report?

The NeuroNotis™ Report combines NeuroPulse AI seizure detection with rapid review by Registered EEG Techs from Stratus, helping care teams access validated EEG insights early in the EEG recording process.

The report is designed to provide neurologists and hospital teams with faster visibility into potential seizure activity while preserving physician oversight and interpretation.

Below is an illustrative example of a NeuroNotis report.

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What Makes the Zeto EEG Different from Other Point-of-Care EEG Systems?

Zeto differentiates through the following key features:

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  • Full montage, paste/gel-free EEG headset: Zeto is a full-montage EEG system with 21 electrodes placed according to the 10-20 system. Electrodes are paste-free, with no preparation, measurement, or cleanup required.
  • Video: High-resolution video built into the display unit.
  • AI + human validation: AI seizure detection findings are reviewed by Stratus registered EEG technologists through the NeuroNotis™ report, covering the critical first 75 minutes of recording.
  • Additional channels: Optional up to 8 auxiliary channels for EEG, EOG, ECG, or EMG could be added.
  • Continuous EEG recording (cEEG): 24+ hours

Improving Clinical Confidence in AI-enabled Seizure Detection

AI has improved how quickly clinicians can detect seizures, but EEG interpretation still depends on experienced clinical review. Neurologists remain essential for correlating EEG findings with the patient’s condition, history, and overall clinical picture.

This approach supports neurologists by providing:

  • Verified seizure burden analysis
  • Context for AI-generated results
  • Faster insights during critical care windows

By combining rapid EEG acquisition, AI-enabled analysis, technologist review, and neurologist interpretation, hospitals can move faster without compromising clinical confidence.

A Seamless EEG Solution for Hospitals

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Zeto ONE is designed for rapid deployment in emergency and critical care settings, helping hospitals expand access to EEG without adding unnecessary workflow complexity.

Key advantages include:

  • Fast bedside EEG setup
  • Early visibility into potential seizure activity
  • Remote access to EEG data and review workflows

What Clinicians Are Saying

Clinicians highlight the benefit of combining AI-driven EEG insights with rapid human review in urgent care settings.

“By combining immediate AI-driven insights with near-instant human review, Zeto has created a model that should become standard in emergency-use settings. This approach is especially valuable in after-hours situations, where timely diagnosis may otherwise be delayed or require patient transfer. It’s a strong example of using the speed of AI together with experienced human judgment to support better clinical decision-making at the local level.” – Dr. Jamie Syrett, CMO of Auburn Community Hospital.

The Future of EEG: Smarter, Faster, Validated

The future of EEG lies in faster access to clinically meaningful information, achieved through the combination of AI-enabled analysis and expert clinical interpretation. Rather than replacing clinical judgment, these tools are increasingly working alongside it to support more confident and timely patient care decisions.

As Florian Strelzyk, CEO of Zeto, explains, “There is no longer a tradeoff between rapid EEG access and clinical confidence.”