Look at the camera for ten seconds
I'll read your pulse from tiny colour changes in your skin. Nothing is recorded or uploaded.
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BPM
Finding your face
Hold still. Good light helps.
Nothing is recorded or uploaded.
Each heartbeat pushes a little more blood into your face, and your skin's colour shifts by far less than you could see. ME-rPPG looks at a small crop of your face 30 times a second and turns those shifts into a pulse wave. The number is the strongest rhythm in the last ten seconds.
In 2024 I built a heart disease predictor, Pulse Predictors, from tabular data. This one reads the pulse from tiny colour changes in your skin instead.
The portrait is my illustration with a pulse painted in at the rate it shows, so you can see it work without a camera.
A fun demo, not a medical device. Don't use it to check your health. Nothing is recorded or uploaded: the video stays on your device.
The face finder is BlazeFace on MediaPipe, both Apache 2.0, from Google. The steps around the model follow the official ME-rPPG web demo (Apache 2.0).
I'll read your pulse from tiny colour changes in your skin. Nothing is recorded or uploaded.
Hold still. Good light helps.
Nothing is recorded or uploaded.