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Show HN: BioSPPy 0.3.0 released, now supporting Python 3(github.com)
3 points by capcarr 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: BioSPPy – Biosignal Processing Toolbox (alpha)(github.com)
4 points by capcarr 11y ago|0 comments
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by capcarr 11y ago
We'll post some links, thanks for the suggestion.
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by capcarr 11y ago
Ok, thanks. I should've read the guidelines more carefully. We were already planning on posting a more detailed overview.
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by capcarr 11y ago
We have several business partners, for which we produced prototypes to be integrated into their systems. These prototypes include a signal acquisition hardware interface, a processing unit, and all accompanying software and APIs. We do not
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by capcarr 11y ago
Medical certification is something that we're not pursuing at the moment. For now, we intend to raise alerts to the user, in case we detect something suspicious, referring them to their medical doctor. We do not claim to detect cardiac
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by capcarr 11y ago
Yes, you're right. That's why we're primarily targeting a B2B market. Imagine that a gym has machines with our technology embedded. The gym's users would be able to seamlessly track their workout across different machine
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by capcarr 11y ago
We do have research collaborations with cardiologists, but we consider them to be advisers, not officially part of the team. However, two team members are biomedical engineers, with expertise in the medical field.
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by capcarr 11y ago
We are aware of Nymi, they have cited some of our ECG biometrics research papers, and we theirs. But Nymi makes the user constantly wear a band. As soon as you take off the band, their authentication stops working. Also, you have one more g
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CardioID Technologies – Pervasive heart signals(cardio-id.com)
17 points by capcarr 11y ago|15 comments