Toronto, ON — September 30, 2025 — Leads & Copy — AI/ML Innovations Inc. is partnering with the BC Brain Wellness Program to deploy its MaxYield ECG technology in a supervised exercise setting. The goal is to evaluate the technology’s feasibility and practical utility in capturing and analyzing physiological data from individuals with neurological conditions.
The pilot project marks the first deployment of Neural Cloud’s AI-driven ECG signal-enhancement engine, MaxYield, within a neurology-focused exercise program. The technology denoises and structures ECG data, enabling reliable labeling and analysis to uncover patterns of heart activity and variability (HR/HRV) in participants with conditions like Parkinson’s disease, stroke, and multiple sclerosis. The data will help assess whether exercise produces measurable cardiac responses correlating with neurological status and outcomes.
Dr. Silke Cresswell, Co-Founder of the BC Brain Wellness Program, stated the program is dedicated to exploring how exercise and lifestyle interventions can improve quality of life and outcomes for people living with neurological disorders and that the partnership will allow them to investigate cardiac signals to better understand the bidirectional relationship and the benefits of exercise for both heart and brain.
Esmat Naikyar, President of Neural Cloud Solutions Inc. and Chief Product Officer at AIML, expressed excitement about contributing to the understanding of the heart-brain connection. Paul Duffy, Executive Chairman and CEO of AIML, highlighted the collaboration’s alignment with the company’s strategy to expand MaxYield™ beyond cardiology into neurology and wellness research.
The project will serve as a product verification phase, examining condition-specific cardiac responses, potential HR/HRV biomarkers, and the influence of exercise on neurocardiac dynamics.
Blake Fallis
(778) 405-0882
info@aiml.health
Source: AI/ML Innovations Inc.
