This study is focused on creating a way to measure vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels without touching you, using cameras. This means you won't need those cuffs or clips usually used in hospitals. **Vital signs** are important because they show if your body is working well. **Blood pressure** is the force of blood against your arteries, and **oxygen saturation (SpO2)** tells how much oxygen your blood is carrying. Doctors will work with cameras to see if they can measure these signs just by looking at images of your face and hands. **Key Points:** - The study will take place during normal hospital visits and the measurements will be compared to regular methods. - **Measurement time**: Blood pressure takes about 10 minutes, and oxygen levels take 5 minutes. - **Eligibility**: You must be between 18-85 years old and not have certain conditions like severe heart disease or arrhythmia. Overall, the research aims to make it easier, safer, and more comfortable to check these vital signs in hospitals and for long-term care.
This study could help make hospital visits more comfortable in the future.