My mom is terminally ill and recently started experiencing orthostatic hypotension, so I just picked up an Omrom armband blood pressure monitor that is trivially easy to use and stores the last 100 measurements for two people.<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;amzn.com&#x2F;B00KPQB2SS" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;amzn.com&#x2F;B00KPQB2SS</a><p>It&#x27;s still not what you want, but it looks like things are moving in the direction you suggest. That said, I&#x27;m wondering if it is even possible to do what you suggest without being inconvenient to the user. Having an armband inflate and tighten around my arm every few seconds with become infuriatingly annoying. Are there alternatively ways to measure blood pressure that are imperceptible?<p>What I&#x27;m looking forward to seeing is conductive textiles making their way into compression clothing so we can measure heart rate all the time. i.e. a wearable EKG shirt. The use case would be older people at risk for a heart attack and heart fail so we can detect problematic heart abnormalities that are predictive of failure.