Heartbeat sensors Sample Clauses

Heartbeat sensors. For acquiring in-depth physiological data from the user, different heartbeat sensors can be used. Possible heartbeat sensors differ by use case, heartbeat detection technology, and accuracy. We have identified three types of devices: wrist devices based on photoplethysmography (PPG), chest belts, and devices using wet electrodes the latter two being based on electrocardiography (ECG) information. These three device types are described in the Table 11 with their challenges and advantages. The heartbeat data can be used for virtual modelling of the user by delivering the data to an external analytics server via API, analysing the results, and returning them to the PRECIOUS for provisioning of the user feedback together with other monitored attributes. In addition, heartbeat information can be used for example to help the user to perform physical activity at personally suitable intensity for achieving health benefits. Table 11 Comparison of heartbeat sensor technologies PPG (wrist) ECG (chest belt) ECG (wet gel electrodes) Typical sampling 20 Hz – 100 Hz 200 Hz 1000 Hz Accuracy (best) < 20 ms +/- 5 ms +/- 1ms HR Accuracy in practise Poor to good Good to very good Excellent Possibility to analyze HRV Not possible or low to fair resolution Yes (5ms accuracy) Yes (1ms accuracy) Challenges Artefacts correction Battery life Mechanical design Must be placed around the chest Not comfortable for 24h use Single use electrodes Not optimal for exercising
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