Cardea Med · Marta Zalewska
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Aidlab empowers thousands of researchers, doctors, and experts with gold-standard physiological data.
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A chest-worn health and fitness companion for people who want richer physiological data.
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Home sleep apnea test and Holter ECG in one chest-worn recorder. For physicians and their patients.
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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
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November 2026
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Mobile app
Nutrition, workouts and a new sleep model
In version 2.10.16 of the Aidlab app you can log caffeine, protein, fat, sugar, body fat and waist circumference, or bring them in from Apple Health and Health Connect. Workouts start from one place on the home screen, with your recent activities a tap away and ready-made strength plans to follow. Nights recorded with Aidlab are now staged by the new sleep model we built for Aidlab 2. The app also fills the unfolded iPhone Duo, adapts to any window size on iPad and opens without waiting for the network.
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Aidlab SDK 2.9
In Flutter and Python, Aidlab SDK 2.9 ends live streaming before it disconnects, so the last second of ECG, respiration and motion no longer goes missing. In Unity it finds Aidlab on iOS and macOS and asks for all Bluetooth permissions at once on Android. Check the breaking changes when you upgrade: Android moves to RxJava 3, the Flutter plugin drops 32-bit x86, and the Python package no longer has the gui extra.
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Aidlab uses less power
Aidlab now draws about 3 mA less while it's connected without streaming and 1.8 mA less during live streaming. Motion data is sent at 50 Hz, and live preview and sync no longer get in each other's way. Version 3.7.117 also keeps recording offline when the app has synced only part of the memory, so new sessions aren't lost. Get the update in the Aidlab or Aidmed Health app.
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