Aidlab

What makes Aidlab different?

Worn directly over your heart, where the most vital signals originate, Aidlab captures real, unfiltered biosignals: continuous ECG, authentic breathing patterns, skin temperature, posture, and more. Not just at night. Not just when you're still. Every moment.

Unlike bulky hospital-grade devices or fitness bands built for averages, Aidlab provides clinical-grade insights, validated by researchers and used in real-world studies.

If you're serious about understanding your health, Aidlab isn’t optional. It’s the missing link between feeling healthy and knowing you are.

What makes Aidlab’s measurements reliable?

Aidlab was developed as a physiological measurement tool, not a consumer gadget. We iterated on it using data from long comparative studies and research deployments, collected across 600+ participants.

Placement is the key. Aidlab sits on the chest, close to the heart and respiratory system, which gives a high signal-to-noise ratio. That enables reliable ECG and breathing measurements without “guessing from the wrist”, where signal quality more often degrades with motion.

Check out our validations and publications.

What exactly are ECG and respiration for?

These measurements are unique life signals that give you information about your health. Normally, they are collected at hospitals. ECG (or EKG) is a tiny electrical charges on the skin arising from the heart muscle's electrophysiological activity. It shows if most of our body works properly - veins, inner limbs, and nervous system. This is one of the most important measurements. Respiration is a simple measurement collected with improved sensors, which gives information about lungs and number or depth of breaths taken every minute.

Can Aidlab monitor respiration and heart rate accurately while running or during other intensive activities?

Thanks to our advanced filtering algorithms, Aidlab effectively reduces motion-related noise, ensuring precise respiration and heart rate measurements—even during high-intensity activities.

What exercises and movements does Aidlab collect?

Aidlab is not only a health monitor, but also a powerful training partner. Its key differentiator is that it is the only device that can automatically recognize and count bodyweight exercises such as push-ups, sit-ups, squats, jumps, and burpees. The range of detected exercises keeps growing. The more you use Aidlab, the better it learns your individual movement patterns. The mobile app offers multiple workout modes with dedicated metrics, including calorie tracking, activity duration, and route mapping. Aidlab also works as a pedometer and daily activity tracker, supporting activities such as walking, running, and cycling.