Heart Rate Monitor
by Heart Rate Labs
FaceBeat – the only heart rate monitor that can measure your pulse using face.
| App Name | Heart Rate Monitor |
|---|---|
| Developer | Heart Rate Labs |
| Category | Health & Fitness |
| Download Size | 19 MB |
| Latest Version | 1.0.5.8 |
| Average Rating | 4.39 |
| Rating Count | 1,972 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Heart Rate Monitor Android app |
How it works
Many small blood vessels on the surface of the skin tapers slightly and expands due to a heartbeat, slightly changing the color of the skin. The human eye does not distinguish between these changes, but the cameras of most smartphones are sensitive enough to detect microscopic changes in blood pressure. By tracking facial color fluctuations, our application can evaluate your heart rate.
Unique features:
• Facial heart rate
• Measuring heart rate on your finger WITHOUT A FLASH - now you can measure your hr without too much attention from others
NOT A MEDICAL PRODUCT. This application cannot be used to make decisions about health or treatment. If you have heart or pressure problems, please consult your doctor.
Recent changes:
version 1
• Measurement now automatically falls into the category of “active” or “rest” depending on heart rate
Many small blood vessels on the surface of the skin tapers slightly and expands due to a heartbeat, slightly changing the color of the skin. The human eye does not distinguish between these changes, but the cameras of most smartphones are sensitive enough to detect microscopic changes in blood pressure. By tracking facial color fluctuations, our application can evaluate your heart rate.
Unique features:
• Facial heart rate
• Measuring heart rate on your finger WITHOUT A FLASH - now you can measure your hr without too much attention from others
NOT A MEDICAL PRODUCT. This application cannot be used to make decisions about health or treatment. If you have heart or pressure problems, please consult your doctor.
Recent changes:
version 1
• Measurement now automatically falls into the category of “active” or “rest” depending on heart rate
