KardioVis srl
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KardioVis srl

AI-powered remote monitoring for early detection and proactive management of heart failure.

Start-up of Emilia-Romagna Region

Start-up of ART-ER

Start-up

Castiglione,  136
Bologna  (BO) — 40126 — Italia
Phone 3338042572

Description

KardioVis has developed a portable, connected medical device that integrates advanced sensors and AI-based analytics to support the early identification of signs of cardiac function deterioration—potentially up to four weeks before the onset of heart failure symptoms.



The device is simple, fast, and non-invasive: it can be placed directly on the patient’s chest without the need to undress or undergo specific training, enabling the collection of standardized, clinically relevant cardiac signals in just a few seconds, also suitable for remote monitoring settings.



By analyzing functional parameters over time, the KardioVis platform provides physicians with structured insights to support more timely management of at-risk patients, with the aim of detecting early stages of clinical deterioration that often precede hospitalizations—known for their significant impact on mortality, quality of life, and healthcare costs.



For patients, the system enables continuous, non-invasive monitoring from the comfort of home; for healthcare systems and insurers, it paves the way for a more predictive care model, with the potential to reduce hospitalizations and associated costs related to heart failure.

Our products

What if heart failure could be detected before it happens?

What if heart failure could be detected before it happens?

KardioVis PREDICT™ is a non-invasive cardiac monitoring system that integrates hardware, software, and artificial intelligence into a single proprietary architecture. In just 10 seconds, the device—placed on the chest over clothing—captures heart sounds (S1–S4) and cardiac time intervals (CTI), calculating the Myocardial Performance Index (MPI), a clinically validated parameter for assessing overall cardiac function. The encrypted signals are transmitted to smartphones, tablets, or computers and displayed in an intuitive format, with the option to securely share them with the treating physician via a dedicated clinical dashboard. The platform supports integration with existing electronic health records, enabling continuity of care. Unlike traditional systems, PREDICT™ requires no gel, electrodes, or specialized personnel: any patient with heart failure can perform the test independently, wherever they are. The technology is based on a patented sensing layer, advanced signal processing, and longitudinal clinical intelligence. The device is currently in development for MDR certification in Europe and FDA clearance in the United States.