Presage Technologies

Uncontrolled bleeding and dehydration are two of the most severe complications that can develop during emergencies.

Together with U.S. Army’s Institute of Surgical Research, Presage is combining their Compensatory Reserve (CRM) algorithms with our SmartSpectra™ technology — turning ordinary cameras and smartphones into powerful tools to detect hemorrhagic shock, hidden injury and dehydration earlier.

See real-time detection technology at work in our Sixth Sense Software App: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6751642734?pt=121922628&ct=Facebook%2010-2025&mt=8

Read more here: https://www.army.mil/article/285735/usaisr_partnering_on_imaging_technology_for_improving_hemorrhage_triage

More about Presage: https://presagetech.com/

USAISR partnering on imaging technology for improving hemorrhage triage Research conducted at USAISR may soon enable medics to assess hemorrhage risk more quickly and accurately using data from digital cameras.

Our technology applies to a number of use cases, including using PPG signal processing to detect deep fake videos. Learn more by checking out the blog post here:

Detecting Deep Fake Videos The Problem Have you seen Mark Zuckerburg brag about how he controls the stolen data for billions of people? Or how about a video of President Barack Obama insulting Donald Trump? While these scenarios are unlikely, videos of these alleged events do exist on the internet. To the untrained eye (and e...

Check out our latest demonstrating how our Vitals by Video tech produces cleaner PPG spectrograms compared to a standard wrist-based smartwatch: https://www.presagetechnologies.com/post/rppg-smart-spectra-precise-remote-measurement-of-blood-flow-compared-to-a-wrist-based-ppg-sensor

Presage Video Blood Flow Measurements vs Smart Watch Device Plethysmography (PPG) extracts blood flow information, or pleth, using a contact measurement of skin color changes due to blood flow. Today, various forms of this technology are utilized for health and wellness measurements. Devices placed on fingers, common in most doctors’ office visits, and sma...