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The biggest Aidlab update in years is out.
We went through years of your feedback, optimized how Aidlab stores data and uses its battery, and made dozens of changes so it's more stable and syncs smoother.
Get it in the Aidlab or Aidmed Health app. More from October below 👇
On my.aidlab.com, select an ECG event and the chart jumps to that moment. Browse events by type, step from one to the next, and save the strips you pick as a PDF.
Demo data on the screen.
Aidlab SDK 2.8 for Python, Flutter, Android, Apple platforms and Unity.
Runs in Apple Watch apps, sends every Aidlab event (sleep stages too) through one callback, and skips the location permission on Android 12+. Mind the renamed callbacks.
aidlab.com/changelog
How do recent weeks compare?
Aidlab's new monthly view brings activity, recovery, heart rate and sleep into one summary, with recent-week comparisons and suggestions for the month ahead.
The screen uses synthetic data.
AIDLAB-HAR is now on Hugging Face: 180 chest-worn recordings, 16 activity labels and 518,300 synchronized 50 Hz samples with 3-axis acceleration and orientation quaternions. Annotations included. CC BY 4.0.
huggingface.co/datasets/aidl…
8 MB Aidlab: about 2 hours recording without a phone.
64 MB Aidlab: about 8 hours.
Stored data syncs when the phone is back in range. With the SDK, duration depends on which signals you store.
Rep counting gets old fast.
Create the plan, pair Aidlab, and it can track reps through the workout. Completed sessions log duration, intensity and effort trends.
aidlab.com/support/automatic…
The cube moves because the person breathes.
Aidlab's live respiration sample becomes `position.y` in Unity. A compact starting point for breathing-driven interaction.
aidlab.com/developer
A chart needs a source. We now keep records from Aidlab, Health Connect, and other synced sources more clearly separated in the Aidlab app, so the history is easier to inspect later.
June update: Aidlab workout review got clearer, ECG analysis is more cautious around noisy recordings, and SDK 2.4 is out.
We also added OAuth client setup in Aidlab Cloud for user-approved integrations:
aidlab.com/blog/aidlab-devel…
Recovery charts are easy to make noisier than they need to be.
A hot day, bad sleep, coffee, then a strap adjustment mid-session. We tightened how Aidlab handles short HR spikes so one weird jump has less say in the read later.
Small team moment: Aidlab is now on Elite HRV’s compatible HRV monitor list.
HRV depends on clean R-R intervals, boring Bluetooth reliability, and hardware that does not turn a quiet reading into electronic confetti.
Glad to support more HRV research and biofeedback work.
The May update keeps more Aidlab data on your phone. Timeline, trends, and charts now load faster, work better on weak internet, and restore more reliably after login.
We shipped a few improvements to the sleep component in the app. Weekly view now makes it easier to spot how your sleep stages change over time.
Small changes, better long-term sleep insight. Wishing you a healthy 2026!
Endomondo’s been gone for a while, but people still talk about what could replace it. One review called Aidlab “an app for the most demanding users”. Nice to see accuracy getting some attention again 🎯
We ran a yoga session to test how breathing affects HRV. Expected smooth curves and textbook relaxation. Instead, half the team’s signals showed micro-stress spikes. Turns out everyone was overthinking the breathing itself.
So, the moment you try to measure it, it disappears 🤯
