The project's strengths as visual instructions by topic: the bracelet, the wall monitor, MicardioSoft, security and the 3D presentation. To learn it, teach it and present it.
Technology that democratizes how we manage our lives: continuous vital-sign monitoring at home, in the clinic and in the ambulance.
Anticipate. It detects deterioration before it becomes an emergency, with its early-warning index.
Democratize. Clinical-grade monitoring within reach of the home, the small clinic and the nursing home.
Facilitate. It makes healthcare staff's work easier, smarter and more versatile.
The professional decides. MiCardio supports and anticipates; it does not diagnose. The clinical decision always belongs to the authorized professional.
Key takeawayAnticipate · Democratize · Facilitate: MiCardio's three pillars.
The heart of the system lives on the wrist: clinical sensors, weeks of battery and a kit for every setting.
All-in-one sensors. PPG, ECG and bioimpedance in a single measurement chip (AFE).
Weeks per charge. A 1200 mAh battery: 2 to 3 weeks per charge, with wireless charging.
On the street too. A cellular LTE-M variant with built-in GPS: the patient stays monitored away from home.
The complete kit. Bracelet + wall monitor: Home USD · Ambulance RLUSD · Clinic XRP.
Key takeawayThe bracelet sleeps between measurements to save battery and wakes instantly at a critical event.
The room's hub: it concentrates the bracelets and shows every patient at a glance.
Bluetooth hub. It receives the bracelets over long-range Bluetooth and covers the whole area.
No internet? It keeps going. It stores measurements in local memory and syncs when the connection returns.
Panorama. Every patient at once, with ambulance advance notices and the institution's live activity feed.
Presence detection. Its mmWave radar knows whether someone is in the room — no cameras.
Key takeawayOne single monitor in three windows: panel, web and app always show the same thing.
Fifteen open variables compared against each patient's own history — not generic ranges.
The 15 variables. Heart rate, SpO₂, systolic and diastolic pressure, temperature, respiratory rate, HRV, rhythm, alert index, lactate, hydration, glucose, movement, fall and GPS.
Open registry. Administrators can add new variables from the panel — no system change required.
Personal baseline. Each patient is compared with their own history: "normal" means normal for them.
Alert index 0–100. Risk in a single number: under 30, nothing new · 30–69, keep following · 70 or more, alert.
Key takeawayThresholds are adjusted per patient from the panel, and the monitor and the app follow those variables.
MicardioSoft (MCS) gives every professional exactly the view that belongs to them.
Modules by area. Clinic, Administration, HR, CRM and ERP in a single platform.
Access by module. Each clinic's administrator (Sub Super Admin) grants access person by person; removing it revokes access instantly.
Security sees its own. Security staff only see credentials and entries/exits — no clinical data.
Global and Demo identical. The demo looks exactly like the real system, without ever touching the real database.
Key takeawayEveryone sees their own scope: no more, no less. Permissions are checked on every request.
The ambulance calls ahead: the team gets ready with the preliminary diagnosis in hand.
The notice arrives. Which entity brings the patient, who is in charge, their condition, the preliminary diagnosis and the ETA.
No skipped stages. Notice → confirmed → on the way → arrived → received → completed. The server does not allow skipping steps.
History ready. If the patient is already registered, their history and secure identity are waiting, prepared.
Kept in the record. Every closed transfer is stored with its complete timeline.
Key takeawayThe team gets ready BEFORE the ambulance arrives.
The bracelet carries a code, not data: the emergency profile travels encrypted.
Just a public code. Format MCS-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX on the bracelet, the QR or the NFC tag.
AES-256 encrypted profile. Blood type, allergies, conditions, address and contact: opened only with an authorized user and a 6-digit PIN.
Lockout and revocation. 5 failed PIN attempts lock it; reissuing a code revokes the previous one instantly.
Every opening is logged. Who looked it up, when and from which institution stays in the audit trail.
Key takeawayWithout an authorized user and the PIN, the bracelet's code reveals absolutely nothing.
The complete journey in 7 stages: from the nursing station to the sealed record, with double verification.
The order is reviewed. At the nursing station: patient, medication, dose, route and time.
On the way to the room. Staff head over with the prepared medication tray.
The monitor activates. On entry, the badge syncs the staff member and the wall monitor switches to temporary mode: diagnosis and treatment on screen.
The bracelet approves with sound. It confirms the double match: right patient + authorized staff.
It is administered. The professional gives the medication and the monitor marks it done, with the exact time.
Recorded and sealed. Patient, medication, dose, verified administrator and time enter the record and the audit chain.
Exit and close. Staff leave and the monitor returns on its own to real-time vital signs.
Key takeawayDouble verification before administering; automatic, sealed recording when done.
On entering the room, the system checks that whoever performs the treatment is the authorized person — even across shift changes.
Badge tap. Long-range RFID/BLE or NFC contact: the credential syncs with the wall monitor.
Live verification. Role, work area and schedule are checked in real time against the current authorization.
Guided routine. Step-by-step technical instructions and support from international protocols, against malpractice.
Everything is logged. Who performed it, on which patient, at what time — and if something didn't match, the reason for the rejection.
Key takeawayThe right person, in the right area, at the right time: verified live, every time.
The institution's ERP: services, invoices, insurance and inventory, linked to every patient.
Services and insurance. The service catalog links to each patient's health insurance (insurer and policy).
Unique numbering. Each institution numbers its invoices with no duplicates (F-00001, F-00002…) and every issue is sealed.
Automatic overdue. Once the due date passes, the invoice marks itself "overdue" — nobody has to chase it.
Inventory by site. Equipment and spares with stock, minimum and low-stock alerts; adjust with − / + buttons.
Key takeawayThe institution's complete administration, without leaving MicardioSoft.
MCS integrates with clinics, hospitals, companies and governments worldwide — by agreement, standard and secure connection.
Staged network. Each organization moves from prospect to active through evaluation, agreement, configuration and pilot.
Real FHIR R4. Patients and vital signs in HL7 FHIR R4 (US Core profile) with LOINC codes, through the official gateway.
Sealed partner keys. Shown only once, stored only as hashes, with minimum scopes, allowed IPs and a watermark on every response.
Consent first. Without an agreement and consent, MCS queries and shares absolutely nothing.
Key takeawayConnected to the world, without exposing your patients.
Eight layers of protection and a chain of events nobody can silently rewrite.
Eight layers. Device, approved access, encryption, identity, partners, audit — and the prepared post-quantum path.
Hash-chained. Every event stores the previous one's fingerprint: users, invoices, transfers and identity are all sealed.
Merkle root. All fingerprints roll up into a single root: verifying the whole chain takes an instant.
Tampering shows. Changing a single record breaks verification of the entire chain — proven live.
Key takeawayThe institution's history cannot be silently rewritten: the chain gives it away.
Every door knows who may pass and when: credentials with no physical cards to copy.
Two tap modes. Long-range RFID/BLE or NFC contact: the credential lives in the database, by role and by medical center.
Areas and schedules. Authorization is assigned by authorized medical staff and applied in real time.
Security first. Entry to the institution passes through the building's security area, which validates the credential.
Live record. Security and the medical area see live who entered, which area, and whether they were approved or denied.
Key takeawayNo physical badges to lose or copy: authorization is digital, by area and by schedule.
MiCardio presents itself rendered in real time: to see it is to understand it.
The patient in 3D. An avatar with real movement across 9 scenarios — room, home, ambulance, operating room — with the MiCardio bracelet on its wrist.
Exploded bracelet. The rotatable bracelet with labeled components and an exploded view, the complete kit and its priced variants.
Updated blueprints. Technical sheets with the new components and the table of the 15 variables + GPS.
1, 3 or 5 minutes. Each scenario lasts as long as you choose, with cinematic camera moves, contextual signs and the monitor rendering live inside the scene.
Key takeawayThe presentation explains itself: real-time rendering, real movement, real data.