NuraLogix has just dropped the curtain on Anura MagicMirror – a tabletop smart mirror that’s more than just a reflection. This nifty gadget takes facial blood flow information and transforms it into a treasure trove of vital signs and disease risk assessments. Powered by their cloud-based Affective AI platform, DeepAffex, this is NuraLogix’s inaugural foray into manufacturing, proving that accurate health data can be as simple as checking your reflection.
The 21.5” screen isn’t just a fancy mirror; it’s a game-changer for industry partners ranging from retailers and gyms to schools and doctors’ offices. Anura MagicMirror uses its hardware-agnostic software to enable the development of proactive health solutions that can impact the lives of employees, customers, and patients alike.
Designed for speedy and accurate health assessments on the fly, Anura MagicMirror invites users to take a seat and let the magic unfold. With a 30-second scan initiated as soon as you sit down, this device eliminates the need for tedious manual inputs, making it particularly user-friendly for those with mobility issues or the elderly.
Leveraging their patented Transdermal Optical Imaging (TOI) technology, a cool form of Remote Photoplethysmography (rPPG), Anura MagicMirror automatically detects your face, identifies key regions of interest, and extracts blood flow information.
This data then journeys to the cloud-based DeepAffex platform, which flexes its muscles with advanced signal processing and machine learning AI algorithms, calculating over 100 health parameters.
Anura MagicMirror isn’t your run-of-the-mill contactless health monitor. It goes above and beyond, measuring both physical and mental health, even tossing in some health risk assessments for good measure.
Vitals/Physical Indexes include everything from blood pressure and pulse rate to BMI and facial skin age. Mental health assessments cover stress, depression, and anxiety health risks, while metabolic health risk assessments touch on diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and more.
It’s great that this can measure all these things, but I’m curious how it can get BMI.