Clair Labs uses near-infrared to measure pulse and respiration contact-free
Adi Berenson · HealthTech Device Prevents COPD Patients from Hospital Visits, $9m Raised, 50 Devices Shipped · Dec 28, 2021 · at 2:44
Adi Berenson, CEO of Clair Labs, explains the optical sensing technology behind their contact-free bedside patient monitoring hardware.
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“And then by looking at your skin in two waves of near infrared, it can see movements of superficial arteries. So arteries that are very close to the surface by looking at those arteries, we see volumetric changes and we see tone changes. And then we are actually Recreating or regenerating the plus signal, pulse rate, oxygen sets, respiration rate, and so on.”
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