A Device To Detect Silent Heart - Attack By a 14-year old Indian | Akash Manoj | TEDxGatewaySalon

Akash Manoj had not heard of 'silent' heart attacks till his grandfather passed away. He vowed to invent a device that would help people at risk.
After three years of research, while still being in high school, he unveiled a novel technique earlier this year, winning recognition from instituitions across the world.
Akash Manoj is a young innovator who invented a low-cost device to detect silent heart attacks at the age of 16. He is exclusively working on low cost health-care diagnostics, is an Ashoka Youth Venturer and President's gold medallist. His research for the detection of asymptomatic heart attacks is internationally recognised and validated. He is now working on his start-up - Cardioptre, which aims to deliver his research for public use. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@adoptedstreetdog-leo8509]

Why this video didn't achieve so much views.......something is wrong with this device.......only if their family members get heart attack they will understand it.

[@teen-2052]

He was a 10th student while this invention.. 👏

[@vasundharamane2478]

Great innovative biosensor

[@joshualavonobeyer9183]

Nice

[@tectokbyhareesh]

Is the product is out? If yes, from where can we buy these?

[@dibyashreemistri489]

It's a fake news.till now no news about the device availability since two years

[@Rameshchandra-ip8wc]

Yeah it was a stunt

[@parthseth7872]

How to know that we need this device

[@technicalspider2547]

Are you mad

[@Rameshchandra-ip8wc]

Nonsense