Direct desktop acquisition
Record ECG and RR data directly on a compatible PC and continue immediately into detailed analytical modules.
Cardio Analytics System
Multimodal signal analysis.
Direct. Local. Expandable.
Kardio·AS combines ECG, RR, HRV, morphology, autonomic and respiratory analysis, HRV-derived emotional-state profiling, comparison and longitudinal follow-up in one modular desktop and mobile environment.
ECGRRHRVMorphologyRespirationEmotional profileTrendsReports
A compatible Bluetooth chest sensor connects directly to a PC or smartphone running Kardio·AS. Sensor-specific compatibility information is kept separate from the main product workflow.
Direct connectionChest sensor → PC or smartphone
Local by designAcquire · analyse · store
Reusable studiesRe-open · compare · follow
Expandable platformNew sensors and analytical modules
01 · Platform architecture
Sensor to software. Directly.
Kardio·AS keeps the acquisition path simple: a compatible Bluetooth chest sensor connects directly to the PC or smartphone where the recording and analysis take place. The same analytical logic can then be extended to additional signal sources as the platform grows.
Compatible chest sensorECG · RR · heart rate
Bluetooth Low Energy→
Kardio·AS DesktopRecording · analysis · reports
Kardio·AS MobileRecording · local analysis · studies
KardioAS analytical coreVisualize · Analyse · Compare · Follow · Report
Direct mobile acquisition
Connect the same compatible sensor directly to an Android smartphone for portable recording, local analysis and study management.
Expandable signal layer
The software is structured so future ECG, PPG and synchronized multi-sensor modules can join the same study workflow.
02 · Desktop + Mobile
One platform. Two working environments.
Use the desktop application when screen space and detailed review matter, or work directly on Android when portability is more important. Both environments keep recordings and analytical results tied to the same study logic.
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Kardio·AS Desktop
Live ECG, detailed HRV, morphology, spectrum, study comparison, longitudinal trends and structured reporting in an expanded workspace.
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Kardio·AS Mobile
Direct Bluetooth recording, live ECG, patient/study registry, on-device analysis, emotional-state profile, comparison and reports on Android.
03 · Recording
From chest sensor to structured study.
Connect the chest sensor directly to the PC or smartphone, verify contact and signal quality, record ECG and RR data, save the study and move into analysis without changing the workflow.
Connect→Check signal→Record→Save study→Analyse
04 · Analytical modules
A modular analytical core.
Each saved recording can be examined from several complementary perspectives. Conventional HRV and ECG analysis sits alongside autonomic, respiratory and exploratory HRV-derived models without disconnecting the results from the original signal.
HRV
HRV Analysis
Time-domain, nonlinear, Poincaré and spectral analysis for beat-to-beat variability.
Explore module → CVCardiovascular System
Integrated functional indices derived from rhythm, variability, regulatory load and adaptive dynamics.
Explore module → RRRhythm Pattern Analysis
Rhythmogram, irregularity, variability, event patterns and supporting signal context.
Explore module → RSARespiratory Regulation
Estimated breathing rate, respiratory sinus arrhythmia and respiratory-band dynamics.
Explore module → ECGECG Analysis
Signal quality, R peaks, QRS, P/Q/R/S/T regions, interval relationships and representative morphology.
Explore module → VAEmotional State Profile
HRV-derived valence/arousal mapping, dominant emotional-state estimation and autonomic context for exploratory analysis.
Explore module → +Advanced & Experimental Insights
Ayurvedic HRV and neuroregulatory exploratory profiles derived from physiological variability patterns.
Explore module → ↔Result Comparison
Before/after and repeated-study comparison across standard and experimental modules.
Explore module → ↗Trends & Reports
Calendar-based longitudinal tracking, selectable parameters, study-linked trend points and PDF reporting.
Explore module →05 · Real analytical views
From signal to interpretable structure.
These are real Kardio·AS desktop analytical views from example studies. Enlarge any image to inspect the signal, morphology markers and software-derived visualizations in detail.
ECG morphology
Representative beat with characteristic points.
The morphology view keeps the ECG waveform visible while constructing a representative median beat and marking P, Q, R, S and T points together with P/QRS/T region boundaries when available.
- Original ECG fragment
- Median beat
- P / Q / R / S / T points
- Onset and offset markers
Exploratory emotional profile
See the physiological interpretation, not only a label.
The emotional-state module presents HRV-derived valence/arousal mapping and ranked state probabilities so the software output can be reviewed in context rather than reduced to one word.
This is an exploratory physiological interpretation; it does not directly measure emotion and is not a psychological diagnosis.
Explore Emotional State Profile →HRVPoincaré · spectrum · spectral components
CardiovascularStress · energy · integrated indices
ExperimentalClearly separated exploratory profiles
See all visual examples →
06 · Application areas
Designed for repeated physiological insight.
Kardio·AS is most useful where a single value is not enough—when the user needs the original signal, several analytical views and the ability to compare change over time.
Performance & recovery
Compare baseline, load and recovery recordings; follow HRV, rhythm and autonomic response across training or controlled functional protocols.
Physiological research
Preserve reusable ECG/RR studies, inspect conventional and experimental metrics, and export structured results for research-oriented workflows.
Autonomic & stress analysis
Explore variability, regulatory load, respiratory modulation, recovery-related patterns and HRV-derived emotional-state dynamics.
Longitudinal follow-up
Repeat recordings under comparable conditions, link trends to saved studies and review changes over weeks or months.
Education & expert review
Use the original ECG, RR series, morphology and derived metrics together when explaining physiological mechanisms or reviewing a study.
Wellness-oriented exploration
Use non-diagnostic functional and emotional-state profiles as supplementary information in wellness, self-observation and controlled assessment settings.
Important: Kardio·AS provides physiological signal analysis and exploratory profiles. It is not presented here as a replacement for standard clinical diagnosis or a standard 12-lead ECG examination.
07 · ECG analysis
Keep the waveform in context.
Move step by step from the raw single-channel trace to R-peak timing, QRS characteristics, P/T regions and interval-related morphology while keeping the original ECG available for review.
Signal-level analysis, not a replacement for 12-lead ECG. Kardio·AS ECG analysis is designed around compatible single-channel physiological recordings.
Professional workflow
Measure response, not just a moment.
Repeated studies can support performance, recovery and controlled physiological assessment workflows where before/after change matters.
- Baseline and repeated recordings
- Side-by-side study comparison
- RR / HRV / ECG context in one environment
- Autonomic and emotional-state profile as additional context
08 · Registry · Comparison · Trends
Every study stays connected.
Save a recording, reopen it later, compare two sessions and follow selected parameters across time. Trend points can remain linked to the individual study that produced them.
See the signal. See the change.
Longitudinal review is built around saved studies rather than isolated numbers, so change can be interpreted together with the original recording and the analytical context.
1 Save2 Compare3 Follow4 Report
09 · Local by design
Your signal. Your device. Your workflow.
Core acquisition, processing, study storage and analysis can run locally. Original recordings can remain available for later review while sharing and export stay under user control.
01Acquire locallyDirect Bluetooth sensor connection
02Analyse locallyOn-device analytical modules
03Store locallyReusable study history
04Share when neededUser-controlled exports and reports
10 · Expandable platform
Built for new sensors and new modules.
The current chest-sensor workflow is only one acquisition path. The platform is being prepared for finger pulse sensing, pulse-wave morphology, synchronized multi-sensor studies and additional ECG hardware.
Direct ECG + RR
Direct connection of compatible Bluetooth chest sensors to desktop or mobile software, with device-specific compatibility documented separately.
Finger pulse sensor
PPG / pulse-wave acquisition with dedicated analysis modules, including pulse-wave morphology.
Multi-sensor studies
Synchronized acquisition from two physiological sensors within the same study and timeline.
Additional sensors
Compatibility modules for new ECG and physiological signal sources, including independently developed hardware.
11 · Desktop + Mobile
Choose the workspace that fits the measurement.
Kardio·AS is developed as one analytical platform across Windows and Android. Use mobile for portable recording and study review, or desktop for a larger analytical workspace and detailed signal inspection.
Kardio·AS Mobile
Portable recording, local analysis, registry, comparison, Trends & Calendar and PDF reports.
- Direct compatible-sensor recording
- Live ECG and saved studies
- Analytical modules on the device
- 10-study trial for practical evaluation
Kardio·AS Desktop
Expanded workspace for detailed HRV, ECG morphology, comparison, trends and structured analytical review.
- Direct compatible-sensor acquisition
- Large-screen ECG and morphology review
- Patient studies, comparison and trends
- Local processing and report workflow
Polar H10 · Trial hardware requirement
Android Trial works with a Polar H10 chest sensor.
The Polar H10 sensor is required for the current ECG and RR acquisition workflow and must be purchased separately. It connects directly to the Android device via Bluetooth.
Polar H10 is a third-party compatible sensor. KardioAS™ is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or developed by Polar Electro.
Need a sensor?
View Polar H10 on the manufacturer’s website ↗
Sensor hardware is not included with KardioAS™.
One platform for recording, analysis and longitudinal review.
Explore the analytical modules, evaluate the Android workflow or contact us about the Windows desktop version.