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AI Stethoscope for Home Self-Diagnosis with AR Guidance

Published: 24 January 2023 Publication History

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Cardiopulmonary ailments are a major cause of mortality. Stethoscopes are one of the most important tools that healthcare professionals use to screen patients for a variety of ailments, especially those related to the heart and lungs. Despite the growth of digital stethoscopes on the market, it takes years of training to properly use stethoscopes to listen for abnormal sounds within the body. In this demonstration, we present an intelligent stethoscope platform that makes stethoscopes more accessible to the general population. Our platform utilizes augmented reality (AR) to provide real-time guidance on where to properly place the stethoscope on the body, enabling the general population to screen themselves for ailments.

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    SenSys '22: Proceedings of the 20th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems
    November 2022
    1280 pages
    ISBN:9781450398862
    DOI:10.1145/3560905
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    1. digital stethoscope
    2. human computer interaction
    3. smart home

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