Waterloo Researchers to Combine Artificial Intelligence to Track Aerobic Health - Advocator

At the point when many people take their time to think about wearables, they commonly consider wristband screens and smartwatches. However, on the other hand, there are things like "smart shirts," real articles of clothing that contain sensors for heart rate, breathing, and movement. Specialists at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, as of late utilized such shirts to check whether they could build up an algorithm to recognize early indications of future chronic diseases. They initially did their research with the help of 13 healthy men in their 20's in a research facility-based fitness program, making metric benchmarks. The men at that point wore the shirts in their day to day lives for four unsupervised days.