Three limits on how deterioration is seen today
Signals are read as snapshots
A measurement taken at intervals shows where the body is. Yoarly shows where it is heading and when it will get there.
Biomarkers arrive intermittently
The values that define clinical events exist only when a sample is taken and a test is run. Yoarly reports them continuously.
Monitoring stops at the door
Continuous monitoring belongs to the highest levels of care. Yoarly carries it to every person, wherever they are.
Two innovations, one output
Yoarly joins two innovations in one device. Each is complete on its own. Together they give a continuous forecast of the wearer's clinical state, expressed in the measures clinicians already act on.
Early warning from vitals
A forecasting engine that turns a stream of measurements into a forward trajectory, a clinical zone, a time to threshold and an urgency level.
Surrogate biomarkers
A surrogate for every biomarker, so that each value is available continuously, from the signals the device already reads.
The surrogates decide the sensing
Yoarly is built from the biomarkers outward. The surrogate for each biomarker specifies the signals it needs, and the sensing face of the device is built to deliver every one of them. Both innovations run on the device, on the wearer's own data.
What Yoarly tells the wearer and the clinician
- The condition
- What is developing, named in clinical terms.
- The evidence
- The signals and biomarkers driving the warning, with their present values and their forecast course.
- The urgency
- A graded level, from continued watching to immediate action.
- The time to act
- How long remains before the threshold is reached.
