For those who think this will revolutionize medicine, it won't. ECG analysis is a tiny part of diagnostics, and can only give a very limited amount of informati

For those who think this will revolutionize medicine, it won't. ECG analysis is a tiny part of diagnostics, and can only give a very limited amount of information for most people, and for the small number of people who absolutely need ECG for diagnosis, a clinician is still required and the ECG is a part of the information needed for determining treatment. Further, the bar is set fairly low: as good as a panel of cardiologists at a very specific task, that can also be done by non-cardiologists depending on level of training and desire for mastery. Lastly, this technology will never be a panacea where you walk into a Walmart and the ECG analysis spits out a report of your overall "health".