Vital Signs Data Collection Using "Comestai" Application for Non-Invasive Measurement and Validation

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating the accuracy and reliability of vital sign measurements collected through the "Comestai" mobile application, which uses the front camera of smartphones to non-invasively measure Heart Rate, Respiratory Rate, Oxygen Saturation, and Blood Pressure. The study aims to compare these app measurements with those from standard clinical devices to validate the app's performance. Participants may also consent to share routine blood test results common in evaluations of overweight, obesity, and diabetes. The study involves collecting vital signs using the "Comestai" app on multiple mobile phones simultaneously while participants sit comfortably with their face uncovered, looking directly at the camera for about 1.5 minutes. At the same time, reference devices measure the same vital signs for comparison. Blood pressure is measured before and after the app data collection. Participants may have several data collection sessions, and consent for blood test results is optional. Each participant will provide demographic and medical history information, smoking status, physical characteristics, and undergo vital signs recording with both the app and reference devices. Data will be recorded in electronic case report forms. Researchers will analyze the accuracy and correlation between the app and reference devices, using statistical methods to validate measurements. Total participation time is approximately 10 to 15 minutes per session, and no medical decisions will be based on the collected data.

Vital Signs Collection Via "Comestai" App