When minutes matter, Infrasensor identifies severe coronary occlusion at the point of care.
Infrasensor is a wrist-worn, AI-enabled diagnostic platform designed to identify severe coronary occlusion in approximately three minutes — non-invasively, at the point of care, as an adjunct to standard of care in the emergency department.
Applied to the wrist at the patient’s initial encounter, Infrasensor captures a transdermal molecular-level spectral signature acquired through the skin — and processes it through machine-learning classifiers trained to identify patterns associated with severe coronary occlusion. Non-invasive. No blood draw. No imaging. Result in approximately three minutes.
Infrasensor integrates into the earliest moments of the ED encounter. It does not require a blood draw, imaging suite, or extended observation period. Applied to the wrist by a trained clinician, it delivers its result before the first serial troponin interval has elapsed — adding a new layer of information to the clinical picture without disrupting existing protocols.
| Dimension | Current pathway (hours) | Infrasensor (minutes) |
|---|---|---|
| Time to actionable signal | 3–12+ hours (serial protocol dependent) | ~3 minutes |
| Invasiveness | Blood draws required | Non-invasive, transdermal |
| Operator dependency | Multiple handoffs, serial interpretation | Single application, automated classification |
| Point in workflow | After observation/serial draws | At initial encounter |
Note: This table describes temporal and workflow characteristics. It does not constitute a direct comparison to any individual standard-of-care component. Infrasensor is an adjunct, not a replacement.
Infrasensor’s core technical stack combines proprietary optics, transdermal infrared sensing, signal processing, and machine-learning classifiers. It captures a transdermal signature — molecular-level spectral information acquired through the skin — and processes it through trained algorithms to identify patterns associated with high-grade coronary obstruction.
The architecture is non-invasive, requires no blood draw, and delivers a result in approximately three minutes at the point of care. It is wrist-worn, operationally simple, and integrates into the earliest moments of the ED encounter.
Infrasensor is a self-contained, point-of-care platform — result generated and displayed at the bedside in approximately three minutes.
Integration pathways to EHR via standard interfaces are on the product roadmap.
Minimal IT infrastructure required for initial deployment. No cloud dependency for real-time operation.