A wrist device that estimates blood pressure without inflating a cuff, so readings can be taken through the day rather than once at a clinic.
Optical and pressure sensors time the pulse waveform at the wrist and infer pressure from it, which is why these devices still need periodic calibration against a real cuff.
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