ZBeats cleared ZBPro Diagnostic v2.0 under K261580 and announced it on September 15. The software now reads ECG recordings from one minute up to 14 days, which brings wearable patches inside the same clearance as Holter monitors.
The platform is device-agnostic. It performs automated retrospective beat and rhythm analysis, flags atrial fibrillation, and gives technicians review, editing and reporting tools. Buyers are clinical research groups, independent diagnostic testing facilities and health networks that want interpretation decoupled from whoever made the hardware.
The first ZBPro Diagnostic clearance landed in October 2025 and covered Holter interpretation. Going back for a second 510(k) eleven months later to widen the recording window is the cheaper path than trying to claim 14 days on a first submission with no cleared predicate of your own.
ZBeats was founded in 2019 and is based in Stony Brook, New York.