Have you ever faced this dilemma: wanting to record your exercise data while running but having to carry a heavy and inconvenient phone? Or needing to check messages at work but frequently pulling out your phone, which affects work efficiency and seems unprofessional? Now, with Bluetooth smartwatches, these problems can be easily solved!Bluetooth smartwatches not … Read more
Keywords: Smartwatches; Fitness Trackers; Wearable Devices; Apple Watch; Atrial Fibrillation; Heart Rate; Blood Oxygen; This article has 2992 words and takes about 12 minutes to read. In the past decade, the technology behind wearable devices has rapidly advanced, and “wrist-worn” smart devices like smartwatches and fitness trackers are becoming increasingly intelligent. Their use in daily … Read more
Click the blue text to follow “Textile Report” The textile-based resistive strain sensor can collect physiological and motion signals, and has characteristics such as flexibility and breathability, playing an important role in medical and human motion monitoring fields. The existing integration methods for strain sensors are mostly adhesive or sewn, which is not conducive to … Read more
From heart rate, blood pressure, sleep to energy expenditure, fatigue state, and maximum oxygen uptake, the metrics displayed by smartwatches are increasing, but it seems that some values are not measured accurately? Your feeling is correct, the accuracy of various metrics varies greatly; some are accurate enough for doctors to reference, while others are only … Read more
The metrics displayed by smartwatches and fitness bands are increasing, ranging from heart rate, blood pressure, sleep, energy expenditure, fatigue status, to maximum oxygen uptake. However, do some values seem inaccurate? Your feeling is correct,the accuracy of various metrics varies greatly; some are accurate enough for doctors to reference, while others are only suitable for … Read more
The metrics displayed by smartwatches and fitness bands are increasing, from heart rate, blood pressure, sleep, to energy expenditure, fatigue status, and maximum oxygen uptake. However, some values seem inaccurate, right? Your feeling is correct, the accuracy of various metrics varies greatly. Some are accurate enough for doctors to reference, while others are only suitable … Read more
Apple Inc. has recently obtained a patent for a wearable health sensor, which proposes a system designed to enhance the accuracy of health monitoring data by filtering out environmental noise. This addresses the issue of data collection interference that wearable devices face in complex daily environments, such as during exercise or commuting. Image Source: Patently … Read more
As a core technology carrier for precision medicine and smart health management, biosensors have profoundly transformed disease diagnosis and physiological monitoring models. Biosensors convert the concentration of target substances into electrical signals through the synergistic action of biological recognition elements (such as enzymes, antibodies, and nucleic acids) and physicochemical transducers, thereby constructing an analytical system … Read more
1、South Korea Launches Humanoid Robot with Human-Level Control Capabilities South Korean robotics giant WIRobotics has launched its first general-purpose humanoid robot, ALLEX, at the Robotics Innovation Center (RIH) of Korea University of Science and Technology. Designed to respond to stimuli like a human, it can handle multiple tasks with 15 degrees of freedom (DOF), enabling … Read more
Friends who often follow our San Yi Life may remember that the well-known market analysis agency IDC has its own unique standards for classifying wearable devices. For example, we have previously criticized IDC for including headphones in the category of wearable devices, while their definition of headphones (which they call “audible devices”) has certain inaccuracies. … Read more