CardioComm Solutions and Predictiv AI Enter into Strategic AI Collaboration

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 8, 2026) - CardioComm Solutions, Inc. (TSXV: EKG) ("CardioComm" or the "Company"), a provider of consumer heart monitoring, remote patient monitoring and medical electrocardiogram ("ECG") software solutions, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a strategic collaboration, joint development and intellectual property agreement with Predictiv AI Inc. ("Predictiv AI") of North York, Ontario.

The agreement establishes a framework under which the companies may identify, assess and, where mutually approved, pursue specific projects involving healthcare software, medical software, artificial intelligence, automated analytics, remote patient monitoring, clinical decision support, biosignal interpretation, predictive analytics, workflow optimization and software as a medical device applications.

Under the collaboration framework, Predictiv AI is expected to contribute capabilities in artificial intelligence, telemetry aggregation, data intelligence and predictive analytics, while CardioComm is expected to contribute its proprietary medical software, ECG management technologies, regulatory experience, quality system expertise and commercialization experience applicable to medical devices and medical software.

The agreement is structured to preserve each company's existing intellectual property, prior art, confidential information and proprietary technologies, while setting out procedures for the ownership, protection and use of any intellectual property that may be jointly developed under approved projects. Specific projects, deliverables, budgets, timelines, regulatory activities and commercialization commitments will require separately approved written project schedules or definitive agreements.

For any project that may involve regulated medical software, software as a medical device, clinical workflows or medical device-related deliverables, CardioComm will retain final decision-making authority over quality, regulatory, validation, cybersecurity, information security and release-related matters, including compliance with CardioComm's ISO 13485 quality management system and ISO 27001 information security requirements.

The areas of potential collaboration include AI-enabled remote patient monitoring, automated ECG and biosignal interpretation, multi-parameter data fusion, clinical workflow automation, event prioritization, triage support, predictive analytics and regulated software applications. The parties also expect to evaluate opportunities intended to support healthcare providers in reviewing medical data more efficiently and identifying clinically relevant events.

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