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Camera-based remote photoplethysmography for blood pressure measurement: current evidence, clinical perspectives, and future applications

Figure 1. Remote PPG (rPPG) uses cameras to capture minute changes in light absorbed by hemoglobin in the peripheral vasculature to measure the blood volume pulse. (A) camera detects light reflected from a subject’s face[25]. (B) Computational methods extract a rPPG signal from a ROI. (C) Examples of possible waveform features. (D) Cuff calibration, other personal parameters, and rPPG features are entered into machine learning models to predict BP (adapted from[4]).

Connected Health And Telemedicine
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