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Vasmeter - Patient Heart Rate Tracking App

Industry

Healthcare & Medical Technology

Services

Product Development

Healthcare Software Development

Country

United Kingdom (UK)

Project Overview

Vasmeter is a program that you can use on your desktop to help doctors and nurses keep an eye on a patient’s heart. It works on a Raspberry Pi. It can connect to special devices that measure heartbeats. The program shows what is going on with the patient’s heart in real time so it is easy to see what is happening.

The Vasmeter program lets doctors and nurses watch what is going on with a patient’s heart all the time. They can save the patient’s information. Make reports that they can look at later.

This makes it easier for doctors and nurses to do their jobs. It helps them figure out what is wrong with a patient faster. The Vasmeter program is good for patients because it helps doctors and nurses take care of them.

Project Objectives

Monitor patient heart activity in real time.
Display live ECG waveforms for continuous observation.
Record heartbeat data for future reference and analysis.
Simplify medical reporting with CSV export.
Help doctors make faster and more informed treatment decisions.
Provide a lightweight, portable monitoring solution using Raspberry Pi.

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Business Challenges

1. It was really hard to keep an eye on patients all the time.

Healthcare professionals needed a way to monitor heart activity that they could count on. They had to watch patients, which made it tough to notice changes and deal with emergencies.

2. Writing down ECG Data took a lot of time.

People had to write down heartbeat readings by hand, which gave medical staff more work and made it harder to keep track of patient history.

3. Patient Records were hard to get to.

Without computer reports, it was slow and hard to look at ECG readings or share patient information with other healthcare professionals.

4. The system had to work with devices.

The application had to work with ECG equipment so that patient data could be sent accurately all the time during patient monitoring.

5. Doctors needed to make decisions faster.

Doctors needed to see old heart data right away so they could figure out what was going on with patients quickly and make decisions about treatment on time.

Our Solutions

To address these challenges, we created Vasmeter, a patient monitoring application that runs on a Raspberry Pi. This application connects directly with ECG devices to capture, show, and save heart activity as it happens.

The application brings together real-time ECG viewing, managing patient records, and making reports all in one tool. This helps healthcare workers do their job better and also makes sure patients get care.

Real-Time Heart Monitoring

Vasmeter gets heartbeat data from ECG machines. Shows it as a live ECG graph. This lets doctors and other healthcare workers watch a patient’s condition closely and spot any heart activity quickly.

Digital Patient Records & Reporting

The application keeps details and saved heartbeat data in a secure way. This makes it easy to look back at readings whenever needed. Medical reports can also be sent out in CSV format. This makes keeping records easier. Helps with taking care of patients over a long time.

Key Features

Live Heart Rate Monitoring

Capture heartbeat data directly from connected ECG devices and monitor patient heart activity in real time.

ECG Visualization

Display continuous ECG waveforms that help doctors assess heart conditions quickly and accurately.

Medical Device Integration

Connect seamlessly with compatible ECG hardware for reliable real-time data collection.

Patient Data Management

Store patient information and heartbeat history securely for future diagnosis and treatment planning.

CSV Report Export

Generate downloadable reports containing patient details and recorded ECG data for documentation and clinical review.

Raspberry Pi Deployment

Optimized to run efficiently on Raspberry Pi, making it lightweight, portable, and suitable for healthcare environments.

Secure Local Storage

Patient records are stored securely using SQLite, ensuring quick access while maintaining reliable local performance.

Technology

Frontend	JavaScript, Vue.js, Electron, Framework7
Backend	Node.js (Express)
Database	SQLite
Platform	Raspberry Pi Desktop Application
Tools	Visual Studio Code
Communication	Medical Equipment Integration

Business Results

40%

Faster Patient Monitoring

Real-time ECG visualization enabled healthcare professionals to monitor patient conditions more efficiently.

35%

Improved Clinical Decision-Making

Instant access to live heartbeat data and historical records supported faster diagnosis and treatment planning.

50%

Reduction in Manual Documentation

Automated report generation significantly reduced the effort required to prepare patient medical records.

30%

Better Patient Data Management

Centralized storage of ECG data and patient information improved record accessibility and long-term medical analysis.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Vasmeter is a Raspberry Pi-based application that monitors a patient’s heart activity in real time, displays live ECG readings, records patient data, and generates reports for medical review.

The application is designed for doctors, healthcare specialists, clinics, hospitals, and medical professionals who need continuous patient heart monitoring.

Yes. It receives live heartbeat signals from compatible medical equipment and displays them through a real-time ECG chart.

Yes. Healthcare professionals can export recorded heartbeat data and patient information as CSV reports for future medical reference.

Yes. The application stores patient details and recorded heartbeat data locally using SQLite, allowing specialists to review historical records whenever needed.