AI bedside monitoring startup says its under-mattress sensors are live in 280 hospitals
ahuja_priyank · x · 2026-07-27
- The thread describes an AI + ballistocardiography system that turns tiny body vibrations into clinical signals such as heart rate, breathing, oxygen saturation, blood pressure trends, and sleep patterns.
- If the model sees early warning signs that a patient's condition may be worsening, it alerts the care team before the situation becomes critical.
- The system is presented as a contactless patient-monitoring solution from an Indian health-tech company, using a sensor placed under the mattress instead of wearables or bedside hardware.
- Another reply adds that the technology has already been validated at NIMHANS and Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Research, and is now used in 280+ hospitals across India, the US, and Africa.
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