Cardea Med · Marta Zalewska
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KolekTYw · Grzegorz Niecko
Physiological data in personal training.
Giromed · Juan Roldán
Sleep studies at home.
TU/e & Zhejiang University · Dr Mengru Xue
Making biofeedback part of everyday work.
UWM · Emilia Korsak
Breathing and HRV in stress research.
UCK · prof. Mariusz Siemiński
Research into COVID‑19 and long COVID.
HackJam 2026 · Agent RCB
Heart rate and breathing as game mechanics.
“What stood out to me about Aidlab was its ability to deliver physiological data in real time without disrupting the natural flow of our research sessions.”
Ben RolnikHealthcare Innovation Lab · Stanford University
Research & validation
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Read how we test heart rate variability and breathing measurements. Explore the methods, results, and research behind Aidlab.
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September 2026
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More flexible reports
We've rebuilt reports around a cleaner two-column layout, giving charts and tables more room. Add metric tables, break results down by time period or session, and compare signals with the previous period. There are more ways to configure each report, including separate breakdown settings for PDF exports. For HRV work, teams on the Enterprise plan can add Poincaré plots and frequency analysis, or start with the new biofeedback program template.
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App update
Aidlab now requires Android 12 or newer. We also improved app startup and Bluetooth permission handling, added support for iOS 27, and added the option to save RMSSD to the Health app on supported devices.
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EDF exports that keep the recording intact
EDF exports can now include RR intervals, body position, and all three accelerometer axes alongside the recorded signals. Longer downloads preserve real gaps and split discontinuous recordings into separate files, while short ECG interruptions remain interpolated, giving analysis tools a more faithful timeline.
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