The Seer Home system is a group of combined technologies that deliver home video-electroencephalography-electrocardiography (EEG-ECG) monitoring for up to one week in patients four years and older.¹ The device (Seer Sense) is worn around the shoulders and has gel-adhesive electrodes that connect to the patient's head and chest. Video footage is recorded, and EEG-ECG data are wirelessly transmitted to a monitoring hub where an artificial intelligence–enabled review platform synthesizes information but does not draw diagnostic conclusions. A technician monitors and reviews the data, and the patient's physician can access a web portal with full data. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted this device 510(k) clearance.²