Low Cost Wearable Vital Signs Monitor
April 10, 2012 | Terry Sharrer
Vital Signs Monitor
Calling their device a “life and activity monitor,” researchers at Oregon State University and the University of California-San Diego have developed a vital signs detector, 2” in diameter, that can be worn close to the body but not actually attached to it. It records heart rate, respiration and movement with a USB port to download the data. If this device also had wireless capability and could be placed in automobile and airliner seats, its possibilities extend beyond being just a cool pedometer. MORE
Image Credit: Oregon State University
Lavinia Calzadilla
Pedometers are very helpful if you want to measure how far you are jogging or running. They are also very handy and can fit in anyones pocket. ,::,*
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