Russian ATM checks your pulse and blood pressure in 30 seconds
Russian ATM checks your pulse and blood pressure in 30 seconds
Russian ATM checks your pulse and blood pressure in 30 seconds
A unique ATM in Russia’s Primorye Territory now offers more than just cash withdrawals. Users can check their pulse and blood pressure in just 30 seconds by placing a finger on the screen and looking into a built-in camera. The first machine of its kind is already running in Vladivostok. Another is set to open in Ussuriysk soon. Developers say no other system like this exists anywhere in the world.
By the end of summer, two additional ATMs will appear in the region’s busiest spots. One will be placed in Primorye’s largest shopping mall. The other will be installed at the local airport. These machines provide fast, accessible health checks for the public. The expansion will give more residents and visitors a chance to monitor key health metrics without visiting a clinic.