Realtime Android ECG / Medical Software using SciChart

In this video, we demonstrate a showcase application of a real-time ECG/EKG software, compatible with ios & android, powered by the SciChart iOS/Android chart library.

What the app does
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Displaying four sweeping line traces in an iOS/Android application to show patient vital signs, biometrics including heart-rate (Beats per minute), Blood Oxygenation, Blood pressure and respiratory rate.

All the data for this application is canned (from file) as SciChart is an iOS/Android graph component, not a medical application itself, but it can be used in medical applications to draw the real-time charts.

For example. If you were a medical device manufacturer or medical/fitness application developer, you need to consider how to get data from sensors (e.g. Bluetooth Low Energy / BLE sensors, heart rate monitors, EKG/ECG sensors) and into your application software. Then, you need to consider how to plot this data on the screen. This is where SciChart can help.

Our chart/graph control library is compatible with iOS and Android devices, and can display many millions of data-points streaming in real-time. Your development team will be able to configure dashboards like this quickly using our iOS/Android charts, and will be able to configure the look and style of line series, for example, in this example we're enabled ECG style sweeping and fading out of the line series as the trace moves across the screen. These are all simple and easy to do with SciChart.

What's more, you will never have to worry about the chart control slowing down your app - rival chart components are a lot slower and can cause application lockups, out of memory problems, even crashes when you try to display lots of data on the chart. Building your own tracing / charting software can also be very expensive. For a fraction of the cost, you can use SciChart in your iOS/Android medical or fitness applications, or medical devices and get an award winning, high performance real-time chart component.

Source code for the demo
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Device under test is the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX with 2.2GHz Quad Core processor, running Android KitKat 4.4.4. This same configuration is possible on iPad/iPhone using SciChart for iOS.

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Wow that's awesome I see the stylus right?

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Update: This example has now been remastered and is part of the iOS/Android/Xamarin Examples for SciChart v3.1