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Israel-based start-up Binah’s CEO David Maman predicts screening technologies that detect vital signs in real time will be in high

Jewish General Hospital in Montreal is battling the coronavirus outbreak with what has been described as a “revolutionary” app that

Jewish General Hospital in Montreal is battling the coronavirus outbreak with what has been described as a “revolutionary” app that

Medical staff and patients at the Jewish General Hospital will be using a potentially powerful new tool in the fight

Remind those around you that if we look at the history of pandemics, we have gotten through this before with

BurnAlong Facial Metrics, powered by Binah.ai, is a new feature that can support individual users, as well as companies looking

Israel-based start-up Binah.ai plans to file for US FDA approval of its video-based monitoring app that can detect vital signs

From travel checkpoints to at-home screening, smartphone-based digital health tools could play a role in limiting outbreaks, writes Binah.ai CEO

It recognises and supports health technology companies that are demonstrating the greatest potential to change the way that healthcare is

Awarded GRAND CHAMPION , Binah.ai will now collaborate with NTT Data with health and wellness solution to develop concrete business

Binah.ai Wins the Healthcare and Life Science Domain Champion in the NTT Data Open Innovation Contest 10

Also interesting at CES was a health monitoring service from Binah.ai.

Impressive Israeli start-up, Binah.ai, demonstrated a video vital signs reader that measures pulse, blood oximetry, stress and other vital signs

While still a relatively new phenomenon in the health industry, companies like Binah.ai are forging ahead with their desire to

Vital Signs Monitoring: The Binah.ai app analyzes a person’s face to get medical-grade insights, such as oxygen saturation, respiration rate,

Sompo Himawari Life Insurance Inc. (President: Yasuhiro Oba; hereinafter “Sompo Himawari Life”) further announces that it will launch a stress

With AI and “machine-learning,” many devices claim to be no just smart, but “intelligent.” We’ll see.

Tel Aviv-based startup Binah.ai is showing off its app, Bvue – an Innovation Award honoree – at CES 2020.

The technology can identify your pulse using slight changes in the color of your face—and could usher in the ubiquity

And Kevin and I both share some of the cooler companies we have seen so far including Binah.ai, Sunflower Labs

Binah.ai: Forget a Wearable, Just Use a Camera

Another CES innovation honoree, Israel-based Binah.ai, showcased an app for monitoring vital signs through video of a person’s face.

Flying cars, big-screen TVs that rotate vertically to better show your mobile videos, a trash can that changes its own

First-of-its-kind digital health application debuts at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and receives Innovation Award TEL AVIV, Israel – Jan. 6,

At another booth, a company called Binah uses an iPad’s camera to read a person’s vital signs by scanning her