Idoven Willem ECG AI Platform

Idoven (legal entity IDOVEN 1903, S.L.) is a Madrid-based digital cardiology company that applies AI to electrocardiograms so that arrhythmias and other heart conditions can be detected earlier and at larger scale.

Its Willem platform, CE-marked Class IIa under EU MDR, analyzes ECGs from holters, patches, implantables and wearables, detects 22 cardiac patterns and 4 intervals, and exchanges data through API, HL7, DICOM, EDF, JSON and PDF. It serves medtech makers, life-science companies and preventive screening programs, with AstraZeneca, Abbott, GE Healthcare and Medtronic shown as customers or partners.

• Arrhythmia analysis: Detects 22 cardiac patterns and 4 intervals from ECG signals.
• Device-agnostic input: Works with ECG devices meeting IEC 60601-2-25, -2-27 and -2-47.
• Open integration: Exchanges data via API, HL7, DICOM, EDF, JSON, XML and PDF.
• Preventive screening: Supports remote ECG monitoring programs.
• Life-science tools: Offers digital biomarkers, risk stratification and cardiotoxicity analysis.

Vietnamese medical device distributors can embed ECG interpretation in holter or patch products. Hospital cardiology units can run remote arrhythmia monitoring for outpatients. Pharma partners can use ECG biomarkers in cardiotoxicity studies.

Adds CE Class IIa ECG interpretation to a device maker's product without building its own algorithms.

Supports many ECG sources (holter, patch, implantable, wearable) through one API.

Enables remote ECG monitoring programs for population screening.

Backed by ISO 27001, GDPR compliance and an EU MDR certificate for procurement due diligence.

Wearable and patch ECG devices produce far more recordings than cardiologists can read, so AI interpretation is becoming a standard layer in remote cardiac monitoring. In Southeast Asia, telehealth and wearable makers need regulated ECG algorithms to enter hospital channels.

Madrid, Spain (Calle Moreno Nieto 2). Willem is CE Class IIa under EU MDR (notified body 0051). Certifications include ISO 27001, 27017, 27018, 27701, 37001 and 42001. 2025 projects: CONCERTO with AstraZeneca (May) and the Donate Your Heartbeats research app.