NeuroCare

[NeuroCare: AI-Based Stroke Early Detection Assistance Solution]

NeuroCare is a smart healthcare guide app that uses AI technology to analyze major warning signs of stroke, helping users avoid missing the "golden hour." It provides intuitive monitoring information on brain health status by integrating and analyzing facial symmetry, pupil response, motor skills, and voice data.

[4 Key Analysis Features]

Face Symmetry Analysis: Using AI landmark extraction technology, it detects subtle drooping corners of the mouth or facial asymmetry to check for the possibility of "facial paralysis," a representative sign of stroke.

Pupil Response Measurement: Utilizing a smartphone camera, it analyzes pupil size and symmetry to monitor for abnormalities in the optic nerve and cranial nervous system.

Arm Movement Test: It measures arm swing and range of motion through real-time pose tracking to precisely analyze symptoms of weakness or paralysis in one arm.

Speech Pattern Analysis (Speech Data): Collects the user's voice to assess pronunciation accuracy and the degree of slurred speech, identifying speech disorders (aphasia), a major warning sign of a stroke.

[Key Features]

Real-time AI Monitoring: Allows for convenient testing anytime, anywhere using only a smartphone, without the need for separate equipment.

Integrated Report Provision: Synthesizes the results of four tests to provide visualized data on the user's current status.

History Management System: Measurement records are securely stored on Firebase servers, allowing you to track changes in your health status at a glance.

[⚠️ Important Notices and Disclaimers]

Non-Medical Guide: This app is not a professional medical device, and the results provided are a self-check guide based on artificial intelligence algorithms.

Cannot Replace Professional Diagnosis: The analysis results of this app cannot replace medical judgment or a confirmed diagnosis of a stroke.

In Case of Emergency: If you suspect an emergency situation, such as sudden paralysis, speech impairment, or visual disturbances, please call 119 immediately or visit a nearby emergency medical center.