Identifying leading indicators of acute health problems is difficult, because one set of fixed monitoring thresholds does not fit all. Everybody has distinct monitoring baselines, and each of us has baseline profiles that change every day. Being able to identify subtle leading indicators of serious acute problems requires that vital sign alarm thresholds be continuously adapted to our distinct and continuously changing baselines. What’s more, smart sensing solutions that do so must reside on human body sensors, having severe processing, power, and data transmission constraints.  Brainlike solutions suit these health monitoring requirements perfectly, because Brainlike sensing has been specifically designed to be both highly adaptive and highly efficient.  See Measuring Smart Sensing Value for Human Health Monitoring

See CDC Seminar Abstract

See Active Living Research. See also “New Brainlike Surveillance Software for Identifying Deviant and High Impact Data.”