Ultra low-cost smartphone attachment measures blood pressure at home

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Ultra low-cost smartphone attachment measures blood pressure at home

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withersailor ( @withersailor@aussie.zone )

Technology • 1 year ago

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Clever use of physics uses pressure on the skin and optics to track blood flow.

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plastic clip with a spring mechanism that lets the user squeeze the device and two light channels: one to direct a flashlight to your finger and the other to direct the reflected light to the camera for image processing

That’s so fucking clever.

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