Thinklabs Wave

Thinklabs Wave

Stethoscope Audio App

7 ratings
3 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 12, 2019
  • April 12, 2019
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About

This app allows users to capture, visualize, edit, and share body sounds using a digital stethoscope. It offers advanced features for medical professionals and students, including live broadcasting and annotation tools for educational and research purposes.

Capture body sounds
Visualize heart and lung sounds
Edit and annotate recordings
Share recordings via email
Live sound broadcasting
Phonocardiogram and heat map spectrogram
Customizable waveform notes
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What's New in Thinklabs Wave

1.0.0

April 12, 2019

User reviews

Love it and the idea

Great futuristic device, just got it and it a lot of fun! I’m looking forward to what Thinklab will bring to the future of medicine devices. :)

Thinklab One Doesn’t Work with iPhone or iPad

I was really excited when my Think One arrived. I have spent four years trying to use it in a clinical setting connected to either my iPhone or iPad and have yet to make it work usefully. The website clearly indicates it works with iPhones and iPads but when you look for the app it is not available in the United States. I will forgo trying ThinkLabs to use the Thinklab One & order a Littmann CORE. I consider the $500 spent on the ThinkOne wasted money. … Live & learn not to believe that a company’s website says a medical device will do.
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Doesn't load on iPad 4 iOS 10.3.3

Screen layouts do not display properly on my iPad. This adversely affects the functionality of the app. For example, I cannot switch to the lung view because the share symbol lies on top of the lung toggle, and so th app wants to share the heart information instead.

FAQ

What is Thinklabs Wave used for?

Thinklabs Wave is a mobile recording app designed to work with Thinklabs Digital Stethoscopes. It enables users to capture, visualize, edit, and share body sounds for educational, research, and telemedicine applications.

Can I visualize sounds with Thinklabs Wave?

Yes, Thinklabs Wave offers advanced visualization features. It includes a phonocardiogram to visualize sound waves in real-time and a heat map spectrogram for pattern recognition.

Does Thinklabs Wave allow live broadcasting of sounds?

Yes, Thinklabs Wave features live sound broadcasting capabilities through Thinklabs.live. This allows any number of people to join a private broadcast session for real-time listening.

How can I edit recordings in Thinklabs Wave?

The app provides an editing toolbox for recordings. You can annotate the phonocardiogram with markers like S1 and S2, write custom notes directly on the waveform, and use a snapshot function to isolate specific parts of a recording.

What platforms does Thinklabs Wave support?

Thinklabs Wave is available for iPhone and iPad devices. The Thinklabs.live feature can be used on multiple platforms via a web browser.

Is Thinklabs Wave free to use?

Yes, Thinklabs Wave is available for free. The associated Thinklabs.live web-based audio channel for streaming stethoscope sounds is also free to use.

What is the update frequency for Thinklabs Wave?

The application was last updated on April 12, 2019, with version 1.0.0. There have been no subsequent updates listed, indicating a potentially infrequent update schedule.

What is the user sentiment for Thinklabs Wave based on ratings?

Thinklabs Wave has an average rating of 2.4 stars from 7 ratings. This suggests that user satisfaction may be mixed or leaning towards negative based on the limited review data available.