Equine Vibrome® Basics

The Thoroughbred website presents Equine Vibrome® biosignature technology for observing physiological and performance-related signals in horses and camels. It describes sensing, AI-assisted interpretation and imPulse® monitoring products.

Equine Vibrome® applies Vibrome® biosignature sensing to horses and camels. It is designed to capture selected mechanical, acoustic, vibration, flow-related and movement signals produced by the body.

The current website focuses on horses and camels, including performance animals and working animals. Product suitability and supported algorithms should be confirmed for the species, breed and intended use.

The silent-symphony comparison describes the continuous interaction of the heart, lungs, gut, blood flow, joints, bone and movement. Equine Vibrome® is intended to make selected patterns from this internal activity easier to observe.

The website states that the platform is powered by Level 42 AI and uses patented imPulse® technology. Product ownership, availability and support should be confirmed directly with the provider.

The website describes passive, non-invasive sensing across infrasound-to-ultrasound ranges. The exact contact method, placement and workflow depend on the selected product.

The website discusses signals associated with cardiac, respiratory, circulatory, gastrointestinal and musculoskeletal activity. Available measurements and interpretations depend on the configured sensors and validated algorithms.

It may support repeatable collection of biosignature information for screening, longitudinal monitoring, training review and veterinary decision support. Results should be interpreted with history, examination and other appropriate tests.

No. The platform is intended to support monitoring and decision-making. Diagnosis and treatment decisions should be made by qualified veterinary professionals using all relevant clinical information.

No. Performance and health outcomes depend on many factors. Technology results should be combined with veterinary care, training records, nutrition, environment and experienced handling.