Where is the AirSense 12?

Ok Dog Slobber what makes you say that is not worth the time responding to me or have the capacity to engage in rational discussions? I am only going off of what I observed and what I know and my experience and understanding. I also not dishonest at all.

One piece of information I found by searching around was this: (quoting)

Industry speculation suggests that ResMed may be exploring advanced features such as AI-driven pressure adjustments, improved leak detection, and potentially a tubeless nasal CPAP design, but these remain unconfirmed prototypes.

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Thu Mar 12, 2026 5:23 pm

One piece of information I found by searching around was this: (quoting)

Industry speculation suggests that ResMed may be exploring advanced features such as AI-driven pressure adjustments, improved leak detection, and potentially a tubeless nasal CPAP design, but these remain unconfirmed prototypes.

there is absolutely no way in hell I would use ANY AI driven pressure adjustments.

or anything AI driven. not because I think AI is scary but rather that it is harmful to our already screwed up environment.

Truth be told AI is here to stay and will probably be the way of the future. I don’t really know how I feel about it but I think it will be interesting how it is used the more it’s developed.

I tried to transition to the 11 several time but failed miserably returning to the 10 mostly because the EPR function in the 11 did not function and seemed to keep the exhalation the same blasting me non-stop with air. I have heard about a new CPAP device called the "Kricket" see https://kricket.com/ that will introduce an improved algorithm for cpap users and anxiously awaiting its approval for public usage.