Miami, FL, United States of America

Nicole Jane Rebecca Hakim

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Tempus Ai, Inc.. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Nicole Jane Rebecca Hakim. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/nicole-jane-rebecca-hakim

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Title: Nicole Jane Rebecca Hakim: Advancing AI-Based Detection of Low Ejection Fraction.

Introduction

Nicole Jane Rebecca Hakim is an inventor associated with Miami, Florida, and Tempus AI, Inc. Her patent work focuses on applying artificial intelligence to electrocardiogram data to identify patients who may have low ejection fraction.

Latest Patents

Hakim is named on 1 patent: “Detecting Low Ejection Fraction from Electrocardiogram Data Using Artificial Intelligence.” The disclosed approach processes a patient’s ECG data with multiple trained AI models, each of which produces a low-EF score. The scores are combined into an overall score, which is compared with a patient-specific operating-point threshold based on patient characteristics. The comparison supports a prediction of whether the patient has low ejection fraction.

Career Highlights

Hakim’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and cardiac assessment. By combining outputs from multiple models and tailoring the decision threshold to patient characteristics, the technique describes a structured approach to interpreting ECG data for low-EF prediction.

Collaborations

Hakim is associated with Tempus AI, Inc. Her listed coworker is Riccardo Miotto.

Conclusion

Nicole Jane Rebecca Hakim’s patent highlights an AI-based method for using ECG data to predict low ejection fraction, with potential relevance to data-driven cardiac assessment.

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