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Towards passive heart health monitoring via smartphone camera Skip to main content play silent looping video pause silent looping video unmute video mute video Towards passive heart health monitoring via smartphone camera June 4, 2026 Eric S. Teasley, Product Manager, and Ming-Zher Poh, Staff Research Scientist, Google Research We present a research system that passively measures heart rate and resting heart rate via facial video captured by the front-facing camera during everyday smartphone use. Quick links Paper Dataset and pre-trained model Share Copy link × Heart rate (HR), one of the card
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