Wearable system captures human activity data for robot training
Researchers developed a wearable system that records human motion and activity data to train robots, according to Tech Xplore. No product or availability details.
Researchers developed a wearable system that records human motion and activity data to train robots, according to Tech Xplore. No product or availability details.
Overlord Labs CEO Richard Nicholson says charging to full before a race is fine, but leaving a warm device at 100% for a week is what ages the cell.
A Whoop patent application describes using the PowerPack battery to calibrate a core body temperature estimate during charging; Whoop has not announced the feature.
Why it matters: A cheap optical sensor could bring lab-grade health and material sensing to future wrist wearables.
Cambridge scientists created a $10 optical sensor said to match lab equipment precision, identifying foods, plastics and medicines with 100% accuracy and monitoring blood glucose.
Weekly trademark and patent roundup: Polar files POLAR H12 trademark; patents cover Garmin running-form estimation, Whoop temperature and sleep, Polar blood oximetry, Samsung blood pressure and Oura health-risk apps.