NuraLogix, a technology company, unveiled a mirror at CES 2024 capable of identifying health risks through people’s faces. With advancements in sensors and artificial intelligence, numerous innovations are emerging in the field of health technologies. One such innovation presented at CES 2024 is the Anura MagicMirror by NuraLogic. This mirror can examine an individual’s facial features to assess their health condition. Anura is touted as a pioneering product in its category by its manufacturer, requiring no connection to other devices, logins, or input of demographic information, making it remarkably user-friendly.
This intelligent mirror, sized at 21.5 inches, scrutinizes the person’s face for 30 seconds, detecting and analyzing the blood flow in the user’s face. Utilizing the company’s patented Transdermal Optical Imaging technology, the blood flow on the person’s face is somewhat mapped out. NuraLogix claims that through the MagicMirror, individuals can receive information about various aspects like blood pressure, body mass index, pulse regularity, heart rate, breathing frequency, and facial skin age. Moreover, this smart mirror can detect several diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, stroke, paralysis, hypertension, liver fat accumulation, mental health conditions, and the risk of depression.
As of now, NuraLogix has not provided any pricing or release date information for the MagicMirror. The intended use of this smart mirror includes deployment in hospitals, waiting areas in healthcare facilities, elderly care homes, and other healthcare service facilities.
