Observed arrival · 2026-08-31
QuietWave Labs Makes Physiology Behave Like Physiology
A Singapore studio is building clinical-training simulators that synthesise ECGs and heart sounds live from physiological models.
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QuietWave Labs models ECGs and heart sounds as responsive physiological outputs rather than fixed recordings. The page identifies a Lead II browser signal at 54 bpm and says learners will be able to vary rhythm, heart rate, murmur severity, manoeuvres, and stethoscope settings. Its ECG and Murmur Trainer products are still marked in development, with mobile releases planned for iOS and Android. The studio says it was founded by a practising physician and separates these teaching tools from diagnosis or treatment.
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