PHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS USING WEARABLE SENSOR ARRAY

PHYSIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS USING WEARABLE SENSOR ARRAY

Disclosed embodiments describe techniques for physiological analysis. The physiological analysis is based on the use of a wearable sensor array. A plurality of sensors and conductors is coupled to a compression garment, where the compression garment has stretchable portions that stretch, e.g., in a...

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Hauptverfasser: RADRICH, Karin, BHATKAR, Viprali, PHILLIPS, John, NEVILLE, Allan, STREETER, Richard, Gerard, ABELSON, Matt, FARRELL, Brian
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description Disclosed embodiments describe techniques for physiological analysis. The physiological analysis is based on the use of a wearable sensor array. A plurality of sensors and conductors is coupled to a compression garment, where the compression garment has stretchable portions that stretch, e.g., in a single dimension. The garment can include a shirt, a sports bra, or a vest. Associated on-board electronics are mounted to at least one of the compression garment and the hub and electrically connected to the hub and generate a physiological profile, based on at least one output from each of the sensors. At least one aspect of the physiological profile is communicated to a processor configured to analyze the at least one aspect and generate an assessment based on the analysis.
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