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REFLEX wearables capture raw RR intervals at medical grade. The data flows into the Bio Data Bank and is exposed via a governed query layer — with full audit trails and on-chain attribution.
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Evidence · Method comparison
Measured against clinical references
Before a metric earns a place in Reflex, it's checked against an established reference — Vive ring-derived inter-beat intervals against a Polar H10 chest-strap ECG, the gold standard for R–R timing. Every point below falls inside the ±5 bpm corridor used as the industry tolerance.
Vive ring — measuredPolar H10 ECG — reference & tolerance
Fig. 01 · Heart rate agreementrest · stand · motion
Readoutref: Polar H10
0.91bpmMean absolute errorHR vs ECG
0.97Correlation rlinear agreement
100%Within ±5 bpmtolerance band
4msMedian IBI errorR–R interval
~2msRMSSD agreementshort-term HRV
Heart rate, line of identity. Across rest, standing and motion, ring-derived HR tracks the ECG reference to a mean absolute error of 0.91 bpm (r = 0.97); every sample lands inside the ±5 bpm corridor.
R–R intervals & HRV. The Vive ring reproduces ECG beat-to-beat intervals to a median error of 4 ms (r = 0.97–0.98), with RMSSD agreeing to within ~2 ms — differences sit within the limits of agreement with negligible bias.
Single user · single testReference: Polar H10 ECGCharts illustrate agreement; larger-n results to follow
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