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The Use of Wearable in Parkinson’s Disease Research

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Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is the most common neurodegenerative disease, sequential to Alzheimer’s disease, and is the fastest-growing neurological condition. Cardinal motor symptoms include bradykinesia (BK; slowness of movement), resting tremor, rigidity, and gait deficits.  PD is still incurable, with the primary therapeutic approach being Levodopa (LD) for symptom alleviation. LD use, however,  is challenged by […]

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Novel wearable sensors and AI transform balance assessment

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Sensor placement and orientation. (A) Shows the placement of APDM (in blue) and Shimmer (in orange) sensors, along with a microphone, on the human body. (B) Provides a detailed view of the sensors’ orientation, indicating the axes’ alignment for accurate data capture. Credit: Frontiers in Digital Health (2024). DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1366176 Balance can be impacted by

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Novel wearable system improves balance evaluation

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Researchers at Florida Atlantic University, some of whom are pictured, have developed a novel method using wearable sensors and AI that could reshape balance assessment practices. Credit: Alex Dolce, Florida Atlantic University Traditionally, physicians have relied on subjective observations and specialized equipment to gauge balance in individuals with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, neurological injuries,

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Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses review: The best AI-powered AR glasses to buy right now

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Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses pros and cons Pros Approachable form factor Immersive, natural-sounding speakers Multimodal, AI-powered voice and camera features Flexible lens options Cons Meta AI performs inconsistently (for now) Camera sensor is not reliable in low-light environments more buying choices This review was originally published on October 17, 2023, and was updated on March

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This new wearable monitors your hydration levels and will remind you to drink water

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QUICK SUMMARY Epicore Biosystems has unveiled its latest wearable, the Connected Hydration. It’s designed to help businesses monitor worker hydration for heat safety.  It’s currently only available in the US and is designed for commercial use only. It’s not entirely clear whether the device will become available for normal consumer use.  With temperatures rising and

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This Wearable Ultrasound Device Continuously Monitors Specific Organs And Is The Future Of Healthcare

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If you are a tech-savvy, fitness-conscious person, odds are that you already own a smartwatch from the likes of Apple or Fitbit. These devices house a powerful array of sensors that can track your cumulative steps, monitor the heart rate and sleep patterns, and provide real-time stress management advice. Yet, these wearables are limited by

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The Galaxy Watch 7 and Ultra won’t be the only watches worth buying in July

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Samsung has confirmed that Galaxy Unpacked starts on July 10, when it’ll show off the latest wearables, foldables, and even a smart ring. That means Samsung has a lot of old inventory to clear out, and fast. And with Amazon Prime Day coming up just a week after Unpacked, you may want to wait on

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