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Advanced arrhythmia detection and identification
BeatLogic is a cloud-based ECG analysis platform that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms and deep learning to automate ECG interpretation and increase diagnostic yield. The platform delivers timely, accurate reports and critical notifications to help you optimize therapies and improve patient outcomes.
Why is AI so powerful?
Using AI empowers clinicians with more accurate ECG data enabling more accurate ECG analysis
Because AI leverages computation but learns like humans, it can be trained through trial-and-error on thousands or millions of ECG recordings, providing the algorithm with a lifetime of training in only a few hours
Like with human learning, more training makes for better decision making
BeatLogic
Automated interpretation is performed using BeatLogic. All data is available to the physician and clinically notable events (minute-long strips) are passed downstream.
Rate Limiter
For individual patients, rate limiting removes duplicate events but lets higher acuity events through. The remaining events are passed downstream.
Event Triage
Certified ECG technicians use custom tooling to evaluate events based on physician provided rhythm thresholds. Events selected for reporting are passed downstream.
Report Builds
Certified ECG technicians adjudicate events and build event reports, which are delivered to physicians.
Notification
Events that meet specified criteria require specially trained technicians to contact and notify the physician directly.
State-of-the-art AI
BeatLogic offers built-in deep learning and best-in-class algorithms across single and multi-channel ambulatory monitors.
What clinicians are saying about our AI
“This analysis continues to validate that it is feasible to train the deep learning models to closely monitor and interpret multiple levels of signals with a high level of reliability. Most important, this allows physicians to effectively utilize the volumes of data to guide their care and allow them to spend more time focusing on the patient.”
Hamid Ghanbari, MD, MPH, FACC
Cardiac Assistant Professor University of Michigan
Electrophysiology Services