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Withings Introduces StethO Sense, Bringing Heart and Lung Sound Analysis to BeamOStethO Sense, a new Withings+ service powered by eMurmur® and StethoMe, brings on-demand AI-powered heart sound analysis and breathing pattern insights to BeamO users, allowing families to track changes in heart sounds and breathing patterns early from home. ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX, France, Sept. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Withings today announced StethO Sense, a new service within Withings+, the premium membership tier of the Withings app, that gives parents a closer listen to what their child's bodies are already saying. It brings on-demand AI-powered analysis of heart and lung recordings to BeamO, the company's compact, FDA-cleared health device that combines a clinical-grade thermometer, 1-lead ECG, and digital stethoscope in one tool.
Powered by eMurmur Heart AI for abnormal murmur detection, and StethoMe for breathing sound insights, StethO Sense provides BeamO users with the ability to analyze heart and lung recordings from the comfort of the home. Withings+ members can access unlimited analyses at home, with results available in seconds. StethO Sense results are not a diagnosis and are intended to be shared with a healthcare professional.1 "Hearts don't always tell us when something is wrong. A heart murmur, an unusual sound caused by blood flowing through the heart, can go unnoticed for years. StethO Sense lets families record heart sounds at home, in seconds, as often as they want, and build a record they can bring to their doctor. It doesn't replace a visit; rather, StethO Sense gives you additional health data to bring to one," said Livia Robic, Product Manager, BeamO. How StethO Sense Works StethO Sense complements the Withings+ Cardio Check-Up service, which provides a cardiologist review of a user's ECG within 24 hours, up to four times a year. The two services are complementary: Cardio Check-Up provides a cardiologist's review of an ECG, while StethO Sense provides unlimited AI-assisted analysis of heart and lung recordings that users can share with a healthcare professional.1 Designed for Families and Everyday Health Monitoring For children & families:
Adults monitoring their heart health:
eMurmur: Heart Sound Analysis StethoMe: Breathing Sound Insights Extending StethO Sense to Healthcare Professionals Availability Learn more about StethO Sense and BeamO at withings.com/beam-o or visit the Withings booth at IFA: Beauty Hub, Booth H13-107, from September 4–8, 2026, in Berlin, Germany. Notes to Editors About BeamO About Withings+ Advanced Health Services: get unlimited, on-demand StethO Sense analysis for heart murmurs and breathing pattern insights, plus a cardiologist-reviewed ECG via the Cardio Check-Up service AI Health Assistant: an on-demand coach that answers health questions, helps you interpret latest results, and recommends actionable next steps Withings Intelligence: proactively analyzes how data evolves over time, flags negative trends, and shows how overall habits and changes shape long-term health Lifetime Guarantee: device protection for as long as you use it, reflecting Withings' commitment to long-term health partnership About the Partners Powering StethO Sense StethoMe: an AI company specializing in pulmonary sound analysis. In the United States, the StethoMe Breathing Index is offered as a general wellness feature and is not FDA-cleared. About Withings Media Contact References & Disclaimers 1AI results are diagnosis-assisting only. Final clinical assessment must be performed by a qualified healthcare provider. 1bStethO Sense is a service that combines BeamO recordings with third-party analysis software. 2eMurmur is a trademark of CSD Labs GmbH, a healthcare technology company specializing in AI-powered digital auscultation and cardiac sound analysis. eMurmur Heart AI is developed and maintained by CSD Labs and is integrated into StethO Sense for heart sound analysis only. Its algorithm has been validated in peer-reviewed clinical studies across pediatric and adult populations. For more information, visit www.emurmur.com. 3Thompson WR et al. Pediatric Cardiology. 2019;40(3):623–629. doi:10.1007/s00246-018-2036-z. Study of 603 patients; sensitivity 93% (CI 90–95%), specificity 81% (CI 75–85%). FDA 510(k): K181988 (eMurmur ID, 2019); K220766 (eMurmur Heart AI, 2022). 4In the United States, eMurmur's algorithm is FDA-cleared for use on both adults and children. eMurmur results are diagnosis-assisting only for healthcare professional use. Final clinical assessment must be performed by a qualified healthcare provider. 5aStethoMe is a general wellness product in the US. It is not FDA-cleared and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a healthcare provider with any health concerns. Its AI algorithms analyze respiratory sound patterns and are the result of 8+ years of research with academic partners including Poznan University of Medical Sciences. For more information, visit www.stethome.com. 5bStethoMe's Breathing Index is a wellness feature intended for general respiratory sound tracking. It is not intended for use by individuals with diagnosed respiratory conditions (including but not limited to asthma, COPD, bronchitis, bronchiolitis, etc…) or as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. 6Heggdal M, et al. Heart murmurs in the general population: diagnostic value and prevalence from the Tromsø Study. 2025. 7Tsampasian V, Militaru C, Pareek N, et al. Prevalence of asymptomatic valvular heart disease in the elderly population: a community-based echocardiographic study. European Heart Journal – Cardiovascular Imaging, 2024. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11288748/ 8American Heart Association. "HCM in Young Adults and Student Athletes." Accessed August 26, 2026. https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/cardiomyopathy/what-is-cardiomyopathy-in-adults/hcm-in-young-adults-and-student-athletes 9Subject to Withings terms and conditions, available at: https://www.withings.com/us/en/legal/services-terms-and-conditions
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