Miima Stress


A Japanese health-technology startup focused on detecting and visualizing stress and fatigue using physiological signal analysis derived from smartphone video and camera measurements. The company develops a consumer iPhone application that combines short camera-based photoplethysmography measurements and questionnaire data to estimate stress and brain fatigue, offers multi-user monitoring for families and small organizations, and pursues pilot collaborations and proof-of-concept projects aimed at reducing stress-related incidents in workplaces and transport.

Industries

apps
health-care
information-technology-dbca
mental-health-be99
personal-health
therapeutics

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Miima Stress

〒250-0045 神奈川県小田原市城山2-27-75


Products

Smartphone-based stress and fatigue measurement app

An iPhone application that estimates stress and brain fatigue by combining a five-question self-report and a one-minute camera-based PPG measurement (finger over rear camera or face video), and displays stress/fatigue scores plus sleep-time data.


Services

Provision of account-based monitoring enabling a primary monitor to view measurement results for multiple monitored users; intended for family care or small corporate use.

Collaboration with partners and participation in consortium programs to test application use cases (for example, reducing fatigue-related traffic incidents).

Expertise Areas

  • Physiological signal analysis (HRV, PPG)
  • Smartphone-based digital health applications (iOS)
  • Occupational and family-oriented stress monitoring
  • Proof-of-concept and pilot deployments
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Key Technologies

  • Heart rate variability (HRV) analysis
  • Remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) via camera
  • Smartphone camera-based PPG (finger/face)
  • iOS mobile application development
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News & Updates

Adopted as a challenger for the Kanagawa Prefecture venture support measure ARUYO ODAWARA.

Release of the company's smartphone application for stress and brain fatigue measurement.

Awarded the idea-category top prize for a proposal using the stress-measurement application to reduce fatigue-related traffic accidents by prompting rest before/after highway use.

Selected for the Kanagawa Startup Acceleration Program.

Award received for a concept applying the stress-measurement app to reduce traffic accidents by detecting driver fatigue and prompting rest.

Selected in regional startup support and acceleration programs.


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