This article describes the best practices for taking a measurement
Wait 3 minutes between measurements to avoid device overheating
rPPG - Face scan
In order to get accurate vital-sign readings, follow the guidelines below:
Device
- Ensure battery level is above 20% and not in power-save mode.
- Ensure your camera lenses are clean and unscratched.
- Place device on a stand about 30 cm away from your face.
- Position the device at forehead height or above, with the camera facing you.
Subject
- Sit still during the measurement.
- Make sure your face is fully exposed, ensuring it is not covered by hair or accessories (i.e., mask, sunglasses, hat).
- Avoid moving or talking throughout the measurement and remain focused on the screen until the measurement is complete.
Environmental Conditions
- There should be no light source behind you.
- Ensure neither the camera nor the area in the frame is exposed to direct sunlight.
- Avoid movement of other persons behind or within your vicinity.
- Avoid highly reflective objects in the surrounding area, including mirrors, glass windows, tables, etc.
- It is recommended to use a cold light (>4500K) and not a monochromatic light source.
- The light in the room should be uniformly distributed, with a minimal light level of 400 lux illuminating your face.
PPG - Finger scan
When using the By Finger (PPG) mode, following these best practice guidelines:
Device
- Ensure battery level is above 20% and not in power-save mode.
- Ensure your camera lenses are clean and unscratched.
- Keep your mobile device in a fixed position throughout the entire measurement.
- The device should be held by hand.
Subject
- Remain at rest throughout the measurement.
- Hold your phone in a comfortable position at heart level.
- iPhone users: cover both the rear flashlight and camera with your index finger.
- Android users: cover the rear camera with your index finger without covering the rear flashlight.
- Apply moderate pressure when placing your finger on the camera.
- Avoid moving your finger during the measurement.
Environmental Conditions
- Measurements should not be taken in complete darkness.
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