Wearable sensors
Swedish Scientists Develop Multi-Purpose Sensors for Measuring Biochemical Compounds in Blood and Sweat
Traditional wearable devices can monitor step count, heart rate, blood pressure and even blood glucose. However, these devices have limited functionality and have issues...
Kinexon’s State-of-the-Art Analysis Technology Will Be Used by All First League Clubs in Handball-Bundesliga
KINEXON Sports, a leading provider of intelligent sports data and analyses, is now a technology partner of the Handball-Bundesliga GmbH. The company ran a...
European Researchers Team Up with Pharma Companies to Develop Gait Detecting Sensor
A slower walking pace or more variable stride may indicate
cognitive decline, according to several studies presented at the Alzheimer’s
Association International Conference. Now...
Wearable Biosensors Help Wound Healing Process by Mimicking Skin
Biosensors are devices that combine a biological component
with a physiochemical detector to observe and analyze how a chemical substance reacts
to the body....
ECU Using Wearable Sensors to Improve Baseball Hitting
It is very hard to master the skills of a baseball swing, as
there are numerous mechanical aspects involved. For players, it could...
Wearable Devices Can Predict and Stop Bad Mood Even Before They Strike
The wearables market is flooded with devices that can monitor physical health such as heart rate, blood glucose and so on, but there aren’t...