Smartwatches After a Stent: New Study Reveals How Heart Patients Really Judge Wrist-Worn Alerts
A qualitative study of 23 post-PCI patients finds that smartwatch alerts are judged against bodily sensations and stent memories, often ...
A qualitative study of 23 post-PCI patients finds that smartwatch alerts are judged against bodily sensations and stent memories, often ...
Stanford researchers found that a Samsung Galaxy Watch detected moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea with 94 percent accuracy, offering an accessible ...
Latvian and Portuguese researchers have embroidered a single-layer textile pressure-sensing matrix that can localize impacts and measure their force for ...
A $3.82 million UT Arlington project combines smartphone surveys, wearable sensors and lab testing to measure everyday stress in real ...
Researchers have built flexible near-infrared photodetectors from gold-functionalized titanium trisulfide nanostructures on plastic substrates, achieving high responsivity, quantum efficiency above ...
Rutgers engineers have built a self-powered smart shoe that harvests energy from each footstep and uses onboard artificial intelligence to ...
A three-month smartphone-supported walking intervention in 419 Lithuanian adults with cardiometabolic disease produced roughly 1,000 extra daily steps and meaningful ...
Researchers have developed a battery-free wearable sensor chip that detects high-frequency electromagnetic fields by converting them into a visible optical ...
A PLOS Medicine editorial argues that smartwatch data could build a globally representative cardiovascular research database, but only if ethical, ...
A new analysis of the ABLE randomized trial shows that middle-aged adults wore research accelerometers nearly around the clock with ...
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