Product under development

Aiplex*- the most advanced pulse wave recording and analysis system

* Aiplex (pronounced ‘eye-plex’) is the brand name of medical equipment currently under development and not approved for sale in any country yet. Therefore, product descriptions on this site should be interpreted as the intended profile of the product under development and not as facts for public offering.

Key feature 01.

Quality results

Precision recording of pulse waves and advanced algorithms enable the generation of quality test results, including cSBP (central systolic blood pressure), PWV (pulse wave velocity), PWTTR (pulse wave transit time ratio), and heart-brain relative risk score. These results enable healthcare providers to assess cardiovascular disease risk without invasive and high-cost radiography.

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Key feature 02.

Easy to use

Aiplex’s non-invasive and quick testing methods allow for early access to testing at primary care facilities and health check-up sites. The fully integrated system includes all necessary EKG and multi-channel pulse wave signal capturing sensors, as well as computing power to instantly generate test outcomes.

Key feature 03.

New pressure sensors

Accurate recording of pulse pressure waveforms is the key to generating quality test results. Aiplex is equipped with our proprietary tonometry pressure sensors, which are easy to use and durable enough for continuous testing, even under heavy use at health check-up sites.

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Key feature 04.

Future ready

As more secrets of pulse waveforms are uncovered by us or others, Aiplex will provide more expanded and reliable diagnostics with software updates. Aiplex is equipped with five channel simultaneous pressure sensing and high computing power to accommodate future functional expansions.