AI-Powered Hardware for Predicting Human Vital Signs

AI-Powered Hardware for Predicting Human Vital SignsAI-Powered Hardware for Predicting Human Vital Signs

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Oyewumi Victor

• Feb 18

Hardware for human vital signs prediction using AI

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Oyewumi Victor

• Feb 18

In the fall of 2024, I engineered an experimental eSBC prototype — a concept that began as a bold exploration of embedded systems. Now, the project is evolving beyond the design and projections: the client envisions transforming it into a fully realized hardware product...

Sarah Oluwatosin

• Mar 16

Designed an AI-powered voice-based training platform where clinicians interact with virtual patients to practice diagnosis and treatment decisions in realistic simulations.

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Rasel Alam Jubayed

• Mar 17

Nice work

Tewogbade Michael

• Mar 16

Over the weekend I have been testing the strength of AI and it has been fascinating, could you detect which one is AI design.

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Stephanie Asoegwu

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• Mar 16

Option 1 — something about the spacing feels just a little too perfect to be human!

Alex Ginsberg

• Mar 16

People have been talking about this Dario Amodei quote from Davos that AI could do most of what software engineers do within 6-12 months.

What’s interesting to me is that he wasn’t just talking about better coding tools - he was arguing that software engineering may be one of the first domains to get close to full task automation (which could then accelerate AI progress itself)

Curious how this is showing up for freelancers here... What parts of software work feel closest to full automation right now, and what still feels very far away?