Turning photos of medical-device readings into shareable digital health reports
People managing chronic conditions still use medical devices that do not send readings digitally. Healthcare professionals handle paper records and manually re-enter measurements, adding work to patient follow-up. Sharing home readings needs to work with the equipment patients already own.
Deep IoTech offers Eternity, a mobile app that extracts readings from photos of blood pressure monitors and other medical devices. It creates timestamped PDF reports and keeps a measurement history, helping patients share home readings with caregivers.
What stands out about Deep IoTech
Supported by TechForward, the deep-tech incubator launched by EDHEC with EURECOM and Institut Mines-Télécom.
Founder Mohamed Taghouti previously launched Smart Logger, a company focused on digital transformation.
Built Eternity Healthcare Assistant, an app that extracts medical-device readings from photos and generates timestamped PDF reports.
Involved around 100 beta testers in developing Eternity Healthcare Assistant before its 2026 launch.
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