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WILLEM: AI to Reduce Cardiovascular Diseases · Project

AI-Powered Cloud Platform for Automated Heart Rhythm Analysis and Disease Prediction

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Imagine a smart filter for heart scans that catches irregularities a human eye might miss. It works like a high-tech spell-checker for heartbeats, scanning signals from any device to spot trouble early. By using a massive library of heart patterns, it can predict future heart issues months before they happen.

By the numbers
22,482
Patients recruited in clinical trials
90%
Accuracy in detecting 22 arrhythmias
73
Arrhythmias currently classified by AI
6
Months for predicting CVD behavior
The business problem

What needed solving

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death globally, yet diagnosing complex arrhythmias is slow and often requires expensive, manual expert interpretation.

The solution

What was built

A hardware-agnostic, cloud-based AI platform that converts raw ECG signals into medical-grade reports and predicts heart disease behavior.

Audience

Who needs this

Cardiology clinicsHospital eHealth departmentsECG device manufacturersPharmaceutical clinical trial managers
Business applications

Who can put this to work

Healthcare Providers
enterprise
Target: Private Hospital Networks

If you are a hospital network dealing with slow ECG interpretation and high diagnostic costs — this project developed a cloud-based AI platform that detects 22 arrhythmias with over 90% accuracy. This speeds up diagnosis and improves patient outcomes.

Medical Device Manufacturing
mid-size
Target: ECG Hardware Vendors

If you are a device manufacturer dealing with basic hardware that lacks advanced analysis — this project developed a hardware-agnostic AI engine that transforms raw signals into medical-grade reports. This allows your devices to integrate with a sophisticated diagnostic cloud.

Pharmaceuticals
enterprise
Target: Cardiovascular Drug Developers

If you are a pharma company dealing with the need for precise patient monitoring in clinical trials — this project developed an AI system capable of predicting Atrial Fibrillation. This provides a high-precision tool for tracking heart disease behavior over 6 months.

Frequently asked

Quick answers

What is the pricing or cost structure for this platform?

Based on available project data, the platform is offered as a SaaS (Software as a Service) model, though specific pricing tiers are not listed.

Can this be scaled to a large number of patients?

Yes, the system has already been validated with 22,482 patients across Spain and The Netherlands, significantly exceeding the initial target of 5,342.

What is the IP and licensing status of the AI engine?

The project utilizes a proprietary AI engine trained on one of the world's most comprehensive ECG databases and supports white-labelling for commercial scalability.

Does the software meet medical regulatory standards?

The platform has achieved CE marking as a Class IIa medical device and is currently pursuing FDA clearance.

How does the platform integrate with existing hospital software?

The architecture is hardware-agnostic and designed to be integrable with any other eHealth platform as part of the clinical workflow.

Consortium

Who built it

The project is led by a single Spanish SME, Idoven 1903 SL, representing a 100% industry-led effort. This lean structure suggests a strong focus on commercialization and rapid deployment rather than academic research, as evidenced by the direct path to CE marking and FDA clearance.

How to reach the team

Contact Idoven 1903 SL in Spain

Next steps

Talk to the team behind this work.

Contact us to explore licensing opportunities for this CE-marked AI diagnostic tool.

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