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ams introduces AS7026 optical sensor

27 February, 2019
ams introduces AS7026 optical sensor
ams introduces AS7026 optical sensor
The AS7026 provides continuous heart rate, heart rate variability, blood pressure, and electrocardiography (ECG) measurements when embedded in a consumer device such as a fitness-monitoring wristband or smart watch.

February 27, 2019 -- ams introduced the AS7026, an optical sensor for continuous cardiovascular health monitoring which performs blood pressure measurement. When included in the ams VivaVita accessory design, this provides a solution for customers that need a mobile app for both the iOS and Android mobile operating systems.

The AS7026 provides continuous heart rate, heart rate variability, blood pressure, and electrocardiography (ECG) measurements when embedded in a consumer device such as a fitness-monitoring wristband or smart watch. The combination of advanced optical semiconductor technology in the AS7026 with sophisticated algorithms have resulted in unprecedented measurement accuracy in a wearable device form factor: the blood pressure measurement accuracy of the algorithm that the AS7026 runs is rated as medical-grade (grade B) when tested according to the IEEE 1708-2014 industry standard.

Packaged as a 6.2mm x 2.8mm x 1.0mm optical module, the AS7026 enables smart health monitoring to be performed 24/7 by battery-powered devices. The size of the sensor provides scope to develop new applications for health monitoring technology – from in-ear devices such as earphones and hearing aids to toilet seats.

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