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RE: Powered Knee Exoskeleton for Stroke Survivors

Great question. Hemiparesis is basically muscle weakness or partial paralysis on one side of the body, and it happens to about 80% of stroke surviv…

8 months ago
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RE: Protecting Sensors from Damage

It shouldn’t be too heavy, so a light and sturdy material is good. I recommend polycarbonate or nylon! I like it because it is resistant to externa…

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RE: Protecting Sensors from Damage

There are a few ways:The most stable way is to just put it inside the insole,and if you use something sturdy like industrial adhesive, it won’t fall o…

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RE: Protecting Sensors from Damage

It’s okay if you put on a silicone coating or a thin waterproof film. If you make it too thick, it’ll ruin the fit, so make it thin but still water…

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RE: Protecting Sensors from Damage

In that case, it’s good to apply a durable coating. For example, a material like TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) is flexible but extremely resistant …

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RE: Protecting Sensors from Damage

I recommend EVA foam! It’s a material often used in the soles of sneakers. It has good shock absorption and is quite sturdy, so it’s perfect for prote…

8 months ago
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RE: Real-Life Examples of Shoe-Based Wearable Sensors

Depends on the product, but generally: Check if the manufacturer provides an API or SDK—that’s usually the easiest route. Most sensors con…

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RE: Real-Life Examples of Shoe-Based Wearable Sensors

Absolutely. For instance, Moticon OpenGo is already used for gait analysis and rehab.Doctors can track a patient’s mobility progress, flag issues, and…

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RE: Real-Life Examples of Shoe-Based Wearable Sensors

They’re pretty sturdy. Manufacturers also pay attention to the materials and attachment methods to make them resistant to shock and moisture.However, …

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RE: Real-Life Examples of Shoe-Based Wearable Sensors

Oh, great! But there are a few things to keep in mind: Protection: The sensor needs to be made of a sturdy material that can withstand shock and m…

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RE: Real-Life Examples of Shoe-Based Wearable Sensors

Oh, tons of ways! You get real-time feedback on how your feet are moving and where the pressure’s going. Helps improve performance by analyzing your…

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RE: What are Zero Velocity Updates (ZUPT), widely used in sports and fitness wearables?

Compared to other techniques, ZUPT is particularly effective for activities with clear moments of zero velocity. Other techniques may focus on differe…

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RE: What are Zero Velocity Updates (ZUPT), widely used in sports and fitness wearables?

While ZUPT can be applied in many types of wearables, its effectiveness largely depends on the specific use case and the algorithms implemented. Devic…

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RE: What are Zero Velocity Updates (ZUPT), widely used in sports and fitness wearables?

ZUPT is crucial because it helps maintain the accuracy of movement tracking in fitness wearables. By compensating for drift, it ensures that the data …

8 months ago
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RE: Technical Specifications and Principles of Boxing Tracking Wearables

Zero Velocity Updates (ZUPT) is a compensation technique for reducing the accumulated position error (drift) in an inertial navigation system (INS).It…

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RE: Product Examples of Wearables for Sport & Fitness

Unfortunately, Moov Now is now discontinued.According to the notice on the official website, the product is no longer being sold, but the Moov app tha…

8 months ago
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RE: How far can the possibilities of disease diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring using in-body wearable devices extend?

In-body wearable devices have immense potential in expanding disease diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring capabilities. These devices offer real-time …

1 year ago
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RE: List of key APIs (e.g., sensor data, health monitoring, location services, etc.) in Wear OS (Google)

Health Services requires pretty tricky permission settings!By default, AndroidManifest.xml requires these privileges: <uses-permission android=”a…

1 year ago
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RE: List of key APIs (e.g., sensor data, health monitoring, location services, etc.) in Wear OS (Google)

Hello! Let me summarize the core APIs of Wear OS.I think the Health Services API is the most important thing. It gives you easy access to heart rate, …

1 year ago
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RE: List of Wearable Devices with Wear OS

Well… If you’re an iPhone user, I can’t recommend Wear OS Watch. You can get basic notifications, but many features are limited. Especially, key fun…

1 year ago
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RE: List of Wearable Devices with Wear OS

Yes! Let me introduce you to the major products equipped with Wear OS 3.0 or higher.The most popular one is the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, which has a ci…

1 year ago
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