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The Science and the Data
You can access the full clinical trial, “Wrist-worn device combining PPG and ECG can be reliably used for atrial fibrillation detection in an outpatient setting”, free of charge via Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine (open-access journal).
The diagram shows how the PulseOn Arrhythmia Monitor System works as a complete, end-to-end solution. The patient wears the AM-1 wrist device, which continuously collects pulse and ECG data. This is transferred either through the CD-1 docking unit or the GW-1 gateway to a secure cloud platform, where the recordings are stored and managed. Clinicians then log in on their computer to review clear ECG traces and summaries, turning continuous, wearable monitoring into visual, actionable information for the doctor.
