2.1. Sensors: Contactless BCG technology uses highly sensitive sensors such as piezoelectric sensors. These sensors are able to detect the vibrations caused by the heartbeat.
2.2. Data Acquisition: The vibration data captured by the sensors is transmitted to a background computing device, such as a computer or mobile device, for further analysis.
2.3. Data analysis: By analysing the vibration data, useful information about the cardio activity can be extracted. This includes information such as heart rate, heartbeat intensity, systole and diastole of the heart.
2.4. Application areas: Contactless BCG technology can be used in a variety of medical and physiological monitoring applications, including sleep studies, heart health monitoring, health care and more. It is non-intrusive, requires no direct contact with the skin, and is non-invasive, which gives it an advantage over traditional biomedical measurement methods in some cases.