DigiBeat provides a home-based cardiac monitoring system that captures comprehensive spatial data by guiding users to reposition sensors across multiple chest locations. Its AI-powered platform integrates multimodal signals like electrical and acoustic data for a holistic cardiac assessment, enabling early detection of abnormalities.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Current home-based cardiac monitoring solutions, such as thumb ECGs, adhesive patches, and smartwatches, capture data from limited body points. This restricted data acquisition can lead to blind spots, potentially resulting in misdiagnoses and missed opportunities for early cardiac intervention.
Solution
DigiBeat offers a home-based cardiac monitoring system that addresses the limitations of single-point devices by collecting comprehensive spatial data. The system guides users to reposition sensors across specific anatomical locations on the chest, ensuring each measurement is contextually referenced using inertial tracking and signal alignment. It integrates multimodal signals, including electrical, acoustic, and image data, to provide a holistic assessment of cardiac performance and detect abnormalities. Proprietary AI-powered algorithms then analyze this integrated data to extract clinical metrics and identify potential cardiac concerns, thereby expanding access to cardiac evaluation and management.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes patients requiring cardiac monitoring and healthcare providers, such as cardiologists and general practitioners, seeking to enhance remote patient management and early cardiac issue detection.
Features
- Guided repositioning protocol prompting users to move sensors across multiple chest locations.
- Inertial tracking and signal alignment for spatial referencing of all collected measurements.
- Integration of multimodal signals: electrical, acoustic, image, and tidal data for comprehensive cardiac assessment.
- AI-powered analysis engine for extracting clinical metrics and flagging potential cardiac abnormalities.
- Portable device designed for both home and clinical use, offering scalable cardiac monitoring.
- Secure data sharing capabilities for remote patient monitoring and proactive care decisions.