Wearable_Insight_Forum

There are multiple sensors. Do you use them separately, or do you use them together?

Are there any sensors that act like magnetic compasses? I heard they’re also used for direction finding.

What difference does a heart rate sensor provide during exercise versus in everyday life?

What’s the difference between an accelerometer and a gyroscope on a wearable?

What are special features like brainwave measurement used for?

Are wearables with electrical and magnetic sensors truly helpful for health management?

Are there any smart glasses that can be used for both photo and video capture and creative work?

Are there any wearables for the visually impaired with image sensors?

Are there any wearables for AR/VR that actually support eye tracking and environmental mapping?

Are there any wearables with image sensors that are truly useful for industrial or field work?

Are there wearables that can provide long-term heart monitoring for medical purposes?

If I want to monitor muscle activity while exercising, which EMG wearable is good?

I’d like to try an EEG wearable to improve meditation or concentration. Which ones are good?

I’m trying to monitor my heart health these days. What ECG wearables are good for home use?

How is heart rate converted to actual beats per minute (BPM)?

Why is noise removal important in PPG signals?

Which wearable devices are particularly widely used in healthcare settings, and why?

How are FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) and wavelet transforms utilized differently in wearable electrocardiogram (ECG) devices?

Oh, I see. But does that also help with mental health? I thought it was just about monitoring your physical condition.

Oh, so it’s also helpful for exercise? It’s not just about counting steps, but about actually measuring the effects of exercise?

Hey, I saw what you wrote. These wearable devices really monitor everything from heart rate to sleep? Does that mean they can actually detect health p…

Oh, so you can watch videos on the go? But it won’t be as immersive as VR, right?

Hey, I read your post. Is watching a movie with VR or AR glasses really that immersive? Does it feel like being in a movie theater at home?

I see. So, would you say it’s sufficient for daily use for health management purposes?

Oh, so products like Fitbit and Garmin only track activity and heart rate. So, the children’s version is similarly activity-focused, right?

I have a question after reading your post. Can wearables for the elderly or children measure body composition?

That’s really smart… If it were to integrate with food intake, it’d be a complete diet coach.

Wow, that’s fascinating. But, wouldn’t the sensor misread exercises like swimming or weight lifting?

Oh, so it’ll be different for everyone. Does it also factor in things like height and weight?