A 30-second selfie that reads your blood pressure
NuraLogix just showcased Anura at CES, a health-monitoring app that reads vital stats using a quick 30-second video selfie. Trained on roughly 35,000 people, its DeepAffex AI analyzes subtle blood flow patterns beneath facial skin to estimate heart rate, blood pressure, and stress levels. Why it matters: It turns everyday smartphone cameras into contactless wellness scanners, though it is not a replacement for clinical diagnosis.