The challenge
Sleep apnea usually goes undiagnosed because tests mean a night in a lab wired to sensors. The team set out to screen for it without touching the sleeper.
Healthtech · Hardware · 2016 – 2019
Contactless radar that screens for sleep apnea.
My roleTech Lead (Phyzio × mBreath)

Sleep apnea usually goes undiagnosed because tests mean a night in a lab wired to sensors. The team set out to screen for it without touching the sleeper.
UWB radar sensing, STM32 and TI CC3200 firmware, FFT signal processing, sleep staging with TensorFlow and the companion app, across 1,000+ data points.
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Try it
Watch the radar read breathing and heart rate, simulate an apnea event, and explore a night of sleep stages. The figures are illustrations.
Nitish Arora
I build
Now
Newest first. Every entry links to its chapter in the story below.
Product 01 Phyzio
Good posture
Arm raises · set 1
Accuracy –
Product 02 SleepDoc+
Fourier transform of the raw radar signal: the two peaks are breathing and heartbeat.
Normal breathing
From breathing and heart rate the models classify every minute of the night. Hover or tap the chart. Sample night.
From anywhere in the world to a customer's desk, every device went through the same six steps.
Pick a device and run it through the checks. An illustration of the process, not the real checklist.
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Every tournament on GamersAlly followed the same six steps.
The tournament is over. Distribute the prizes and watch the GA coins land, then let the winners withdraw. Players and amounts are an illustration.
Waiting for the organiser
DhanLAP was the first in India to offer loans against mutual funds digitally. I built the whole journey myself, all nine steps from fetching a borrower's holdings to paying out the loan, and everything around it: revoke and invoke for lenders, VCIP, and the APIs and webhooks.
All of that left me with three circles of tools: the chip, the screen and the cloud. Most of my work happens where data crosses between them.
Some of what others wrote along the way.
hasn't been written yet. If you're building something that has to work in the real world, let's write it together.
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