Category: heart rate

Wyze's Alexa-equipped fitness tracker costs $25

Post author By Randall
Post date March 24, 2020
Categories In activity, alexa, Band, fitness, gear, heart rate, Security, Sleep, Tech, tracker, Wearables, wyze

[ad_1] Smart home security company Wyze announced last month its plans to launch an Alexa-supported fitness tracker, among other products. Now, the wearable — simply called the Wyze Band — has arrived, and is available now as part of an early access launc… [ad_2] Source link

What’s next for fitness wearables?

Post author By Randall
Post date September 9, 2019
Categories In Apple, asus, gear, heart rate, ifa2019, respiration, Samsung, Tech, technology, Wearables

[ad_1] The simplest way a wearable can track your activity is by using a gyroscope (or similar) to track the position of your hand in three-dimensional space. It can then, algorithmically, infer where your body is, and what it — and you — are doing, using what is essentially very smart guesswork. Pedometers that count […]

Form’s Swim Goggles display heart rate data in the pool

Post author By Randall
Post date September 3, 2019
Categories In app, Ar, Augmented Reality, data, display, fitness, form, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, heart rate, heart rate monitor, lenses, medicine, oh1, oh1+, polar, sensor, software update, swim, swim goggles, swimming, Tech, tracking, Wearables

[ad_1] Swimmers will be able to view their heart rate in their line of sight, thanks to the Swim Goggles’ augmented reality capabilities and the tiny, see-through display inside one of the lenses. The Polar sensors will attach to the goggles via a strap and sit against the swimmer’s temple. Data will be transmitted wirelessly, […]

FDA clears first personal ECG device to detect three heart arrhythmias

Post author By Randall
Post date April 23, 2019
Categories In alivecor, ecg, ekg, fda, gear, health, heart, heart rate, kardiamobile, medicine, Mobile, Tech

[ad_1] AliveCor emphasizes that this will only help “inform” chats with your doctor, not replace them. This still isn’t as sophisticated as a multi-lead ECG you’d receive at a clinic or hospital. However, it could be useful even if you’re in fine health. It should reduce the number of inconclusive ECG results you see, and […]