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HEART & BRAIN · Artistic animation

The Voice of the Heart (animated)

Filename date 2026-01-23Animation · 00:04 · silent

A silent loop of a personified heart pulsing — a visual opener for sound research.

Artistic animationHeart & BrainFilename date 2026-01 Created by the Zhiju team · Animation 00:04, silent; does not autoplay; controls allow pause, seek and replay
In 30 Seconds

A silent ~4-second loop: a personified heart gently pulsing to a rhythm. Personification is a common device to lower the barrier for cardiovascular topics; this is an artistic expression — the heart shape is unrelated to real anatomy and matches no recording.

The Story Behind the Image

Paper abstract (original)

Abstract Heart sound detection technology plays an important role in the prediction of cardiovascular disease, but the most significant heart sounds are fleeting and may be imperceptible. Hence, obtaining heart sound information in an efficient and accurate manner will be helpful for the prediction and diagnosis of heart disease. To obtain heart sound information, we designed an audio data analysis tool to segment the heart sounds from single heart cycle, and validated the heart rate using a finger oxygen meter. The results from our validated technique could be used to realize heart sound segmentation. Our robust algorithmic platform was able to segment the heart sounds, which could then be compared in terms of their difference from the background. A combination of an electronic stethoscope and artificial intelligence technology was used for the digital collection of heart sounds and the intelligent identification of the first (S1) and second (S2) heart sounds. Our approach can provide an objective basis for the auscultation of heart sounds and visual display of heart sounds and murmurs. Keywords: heart sounds, segmentation, artificial intelligence, audio data analysis tool, justified

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