See? My heart did flutter when I saw you

Reza Naima over at UC Berkeley is in the process of creating a health monitor system that connects to a PocketPC device via Bluetooth to display its results.  The system currently monitors seven different items from the person it is monitoring.

• ECG - heart rythms
• EMG - mussle tension (indicative of stress)
• GSR - skin resistance (also indicative of stress)
• Pulse Oximeter - blood oxygen saturation and pulsatile blood flow
• Body Temperature
• Audio - Breathing sounds (can deduce asmatic attacks)
• 3-Axis Accelerometer - Movement, fall-detection in the elderly

Reza has a video of it in action along with a poster (PPT) describing how it works in detail.

Via Hackaday