Researchers have developed a stretchable display that can expand by 25% while maintaining clear image quality without distortion. It can also stretch and contract up to 5,000 times at 15% expansion without any performance degradation
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‘E-tattoo’ could track mental workload for people in high-stake jobs 💼🧠, study says | Scientists say device could alert workers such as pilots ✈️ and healthcare staff 🏥 when they are feeling the strain.
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‘E-tattoo’ could track mental workload for people in high-stake jobs, study says
Scientists say device could alert workers such as pilots and healthcare staff when they are feeling the strain
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Common wearable devices like Fitbits could be crucial in improving ADHD identification in adolescents by analyzing heart rate patterns ❤️📈, activity levels 🏃♂️, and energy expenditure ⚡.
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Innovation District
Wearable tech data shows promise in ADHD detection
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Smartwatches are useless for measuring actual stress levels, study says 🕒📉 | Researchers found little correlation existed between the data and the participants' personal experience. None of the 800 subjects got a "stress score" on their tracker that matched the level of stress they were feeling. 😟🔍
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Smartwatches are useless for measuring actual stress levels, study says
A recently published study says there is "basically zero" correlation between data coming from wearable sensors and self-reported stress levels. However, smartwatches and wearable gadgets aren't entirely...