NuraLogix

NuraLogix provides a suite of AI-based health and wellness solutions that use video cameras to gauge a range of physiological and psychological states. Its platform is designed to help people better understand their overall wellness by providing them with accurate and immediate data from their smartphone.

The core technology, DeepAffex, uses sophisticated machine learning technology to gauge vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure and breathing from a 30-second video selfie. That data can be used to gauge mental stress, anxiety and depression and to provide risk scores for cardiovascular disease, stroke and other health problems. NuraLogix also has a variety of specific products for different situations, including:

• Anura: A smartphone app that offers health and wellness data from a 30-second video selfie.
• Anura Enterprise: A full-featured version for enterprise customers, with customization and a SaaS subscription option.
• Anura Telehealth: A telehealth and remote patient monitoring option that gauges vital signs in real time during videoconferences.
• DeepAffex: A cloud-based Affective AI platform for developers who want to build it into their own apps and devices.
• Anura MagicMirror: A smart mirror that gauges vital signs and disease risk scores from facial blood flow.

Among NuraLogix's selling points:

• Contactless measurement: Uses video cameras to gauge vital signs, not requiring any physical contact.
• Global data compliance: Complies with all global data regulations.
• Customization options: Can be branded and integrated into other apps.
• Real-time data: Offers continuous vital sign monitoring during telehealth sessions.

Pricing varies depending on the product and use case. NuraLogix offers a monthly/annual SaaS subscription for Anura Enterprise and customized pricing for other options.

NuraLogix solutions are designed to help people better understand their general wellness, but they are For Investigational Use Only and should not be used as a substitute for clinical judgment by a healthcare professional. Users should consult a healthcare professional if they believe they may have a medical issue.

Published on June 14, 2024