- Nuvo's alternative involves placing numerous passive sensors in a wearable product, combining it with cloud computing to make pregnancy more transparent to both parents and their doctors.
- The Ritmo Beats is the consumer version of the product, and carries multiple acoustic and ECG sensors to provide mothers with real-time data on their unborn child's cardiac activity.
- The collected raw data is processed live in the cloud using patented algorithms, with the consumer buying live processing time by the hour.
- Users will be able to access the data on their smartphone or through the company's website, where they can record and share the baby's heartbeat with friends and family.
- The PregSense is the medical-grade version of the product. According to the company, most of the differences happen in the background, with the device itself carrying the same array of sensors.
- The data provided to Ritmo Beats users is limited to a level that's appropriate for consumer wellness use, PregSense will provide doctors with a wide range of stats, from the heart rates of the mother and fetus, to kicks, sleep state and contractions.
- The company intends to have the product approved by regulatory bodies, and will provide less restricted access to the cloud platform.
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Nuvo's Ritmo Beats and PregSense
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