Russia's New Health-Check ATMs Deliver Vital Signs in Seconds

A new type of ATM has appeared in Russia’s Primorye Territory. It lets people check their health in seconds with just a finger and a quick look. Developers claim the system is unique, with no equivalent anywhere else in the world. The first machine is already running in Vladivostok. Users place a finger on a sensor and receive key health data in 30 seconds. This includes pulse, blood pressure, and other vital signs.

More devices are on the way. By the end of summer, two additional ATMs will be installed—one in Primorye’s largest shopping mall and another at the airport. A further machine is also planned for Ussuriysk. The system offers fast, convenient health checks. Its expansion will give more residents access to quick vital sign monitoring. The developers describe it as a first-of-its-kind solution in global healthcare technology.