Any veterinary practice, animal hospital, or research laboratory that monitors an animal's vital signs can use the RM700. RWD builds it as a multi-parameter monitor that puts five measurements on one screen, so the person monitoring the animal can see everything in one place.
During anaesthesia, the monitor tracks ECG and heart rate, respiration, temperature, SpO2, pulse rate, and blood pressure. The five-lead ECG is analysed in steps across its leads, and the perfusion index sits alongside SpO2 to support that reading. Parameter alarms are recorded, and the monitor holds 3,000 of them for later review. SpO2 is measured from 0 to 100%, with a stated accuracy of 2% between 70 and 100%, so the monitor tracks the animal's oxygen saturation alongside its pulse rate. Temperature is read in steps of 0.1 on the same screen.
For blood pressure, the RM700 uses an algorithm RWD designed for animals. Manual, auto, STAT, and sequence modes let the team choose how readings are taken, and it reports systolic, diastolic, and mean pressure with pulse rate.
For long cases, 180 hours of trends and 72 hours of full-disclosure waveforms let the team review the whole procedure. In research laboratories, the stored records support review after the session.
Because the unit weighs under 4 kg and keeps accessories in a back cabinet, it is easy to carry between the preparation room, theatre and recovery area. Veterinary surgeons, nurses and anaesthetists read it on the screen during each case.