Tested: MobileCLIP2 + Clef Pipeline Auto-Detects Blood Pressure Readings in Your Photo Library
gregmushen · x · 2026-10-08
Greg Mushen verified the idea works: both Clef and MobileCLIP2 correctly classify blood pressure monitor photos. His 5-step pipeline: get photo library permission, enumerate photos via media store, run cheap first-stage classification with MobileCLIP2, re-check high-confidence matches with a stronger model like Clef, then extract values with a vLLM locally or via Cloudflare Workers API. He says pasting this spec into a code-gen tool would get you most of the way there.
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