Heart Monitor available at Apple App Store and Google Play
Heart Monitor uses full advantage of Shen AI which unlocks potential of vital signs acquisition and analysis trough computer vision, signal processing and machine learning.
Heart Monitor manages cardiovascular health providing easy to use methods for recording, tracking and analyzing blood pressure and other vital signs on clear, interactive charts.
Heart Monitor uses full advantage of Shen.AI which unlocks potential of vital signs acquisition and analysis trough computer vision, signal processing and machine learning.
Shen AI allows contactless video measurement for pulse, heart rate variability, breathing rate and soon for Systolic and Diastolic Blood Pressure. It also provides blood flow view under face skin as it happens and tracks pulse, breathing rate and PRV in real-time.
Shen AI does not require any additional hardware other than a medium-class smartphone.
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