VIOMI Introduces Ascle X: A Groundbreaking Health Monitoring Radar at CES 2025

Leading the Way in AI-Powered Elderly Care with Cutting-Edge Technology
Las Vegas, Nevada - At CES 2025, VIOMI, a NASDAQ-listed company, has unveiled its revolutionary health-monitoring product: Ascle X - a next-generation blood pressure radar that sets a new standard for eldercare and continuous health monitoring. With its innovative use of millimeter-wave technology and deep AI learning, Ascle X aims to meet the rising demand for non-intrusive, real-time health tracking.

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The development of Ascle X is aligned with the company's long-standing mission to advance technology solutions that promote well-being, particularly as global populations age. According to WHO data, hypertension affects an estimated 33% of people aged 30-79 worldwide, with many undiagnosed or untreated. As global aging increases, the need for accessible, continuous health monitoring, especially for chronic conditions like high blood pressure, becomes critical.

A Revolutionary Leap in Health Monitoring

Ascle X, powered by millimeter-wave technology, is designed to monitor blood pressure, heart rate, and other vital metrics with unprecedented precision - all in a completely non-invasive manner. Unlike traditional monitoring methods, which rely on cuffs or sensors that require user interaction, Ascle X uses a completely contactless approach for monitoring and analyzing heart and chest motions remotely. The device makes health tracking convenient, effective, and unobtrusive, offering a groundbreaking solution to managing chronic conditions, particularly in elderly or home care settings.

Key Features of Ascle X:

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Millimeter-Wave Radar Technology: Ascle X utilizes precision millimeter-wave technology, commonly used in satellite imaging, autonomous vehicles, and medical applications, to track physical changes with extremely high accuracy. This allows the device to capture heart and chest motion, providing continuous, remote health monitoring without any physical contact.

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AI-Powered Dynamic Health Monitoring: Through advanced deep learning algorithms, Ascle X remotely calculates and estimates blood pressure and heart rate based on chest motion analysis, identifying any abnormal trends and notifying caretakers or family members instantly via app or voice alert. The system also offers personalized health management suggestions based on real-time data and individual health profiles.

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Instant Notifications and Alerts: When irregularities such as abnormal blood pressure are detected, Ascle X sends immediate alerts to caregivers, family members, or doctors. This feature is especially beneficial for elderly individuals or those with severe health conditions who may require 24/7 monitoring in different living situations, from home care to hospital rooms and nursing facilities.

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Convenience and Privacy Protection for Users

The Ascle X radar is designed with user convenience and privacy in mind. It is ideal for different settings, including home care, workplaces, or even travel accommodations. With a plug-and-play design, users simply set up the device, and Ascle X begins working without the need for complicated setup procedures or manual intervention.

Unlike traditional health-monitoring devices such as wearables or cameras, Ascle X protects user privacy by providing measurements without the need for direct physical contact or visuals of the body. By processing all health data locally, the device guarantees that users' sensitive information remains private and secure, ensuring minimal risk of data breaches or misuse.

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Other notable features of Ascle X include:

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Seamless Integration into Daily Life: Suitable for both active and bedridden individuals, it can be used for monitoring elders who live alone or those in need of hospital-grade surveillance at home.

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Intelligent Health Report Management: The Ascle X can automatically generate detailed health reports for users, whether on a daily or weekly basis, providing easy access to historical data. This is perfect for healthcare providers who can refer to these reports to better understand the user's health trends.

Addressing the Growing Need for AI-Enhanced Elder Care

Ascle X is the latest advancement in VIOMI's commitment to pioneering technologies for an aging global population. As Chen Xiaoping, Founder and CEO of VIOMI, explains: "Ascle X is more than just a health monitor. It's part of our commitment to making life better for elderly people through technology. The future of healthcare is moving toward AI-powered, non-intrusive, real-time monitoring. We are proud to be leading this evolution with Ascle X, making smarter, safer, and more personalized elder care a reality for millions around the world."

About VIOMI

VIOMI is a NASDAQ-listed company focused on AI-driven innovations in multiple areas, including water purification and smart home solutions. With more than a decade of experience, VIOMI leads the development of technology solutions designed to improve both everyday living and long-term health management. The launch of Ascle X is part of VIOMI's broader strategy to extend its expertise beyond water technology, offering cutting-edge products that address modern health challenges for consumers worldwide.

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For more information on Ascle X and VIOMI's innovative solutions, please visit:

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