HorseCare is developing its Own Heart Rate Sensor

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HorseCare is developing its Own Heart Rate Sensor

🐎 We are working on a new HorseCare heart rate sensor designed specifically for horses.

One of the challenges of optical heart rate monitoring in horses is obtaining reliable measurements through pigmented skin, particularly when the horse is at rest and the heart rate is low.

We have found a solution.

Our new HorseCare sensor is designed to reliably detect the horse’s pulse not only during exercise, but also at rest, including heart rates as low as 30–35 bpm.

💓 Why is this important?

Reliable measurement across a wide heart rate range opens new possibilities for monitoring the horse’s cardiovascular response — from rest and recovery to active training and endurance riding.

This is a key advantage of the new HorseCare heart rate sensor and an important step in the continued development of the HorseCare monitoring system.

🚀 Development is underway. More details and testing results are coming soon.

HorseCare — more data for a deeper understanding of your horse.

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