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Wearable photoplethysmography devices

Vaidotas Marozas, Peter Charlton

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Abstract

A diagram showing the following wearable photoplethysmography devices: Upper row shows the devices: Polar OH1 (attached to goggles), Polar OH1 (attached to armband), Withings ScanWatch, Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2, Fossil Gen 5 Smartwatch. Lower row shows the devices from PPG sensor side. The diagram is provided in PDF format, with the original photos provided in the accompanying Powerpoint file.

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A diagram showing the following wearable photoplethysmography devices: Upper row shows the devices: Polar OH1 (attached to goggles), Polar OH1 (attached to armband), Withings ScanWatch, Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2, Fossil Gen 5 Smartwatch. Lower row shows the devices from PPG sensor side. The diagram is provided in PDF format, with the original photos provided in the accompanying Powerpoint file.

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A diagram showing the following wearable photoplethysmography devices: Upper row shows the devices: Polar OH1 (attached to goggles), Polar OH1 (attached to armband), Withings ScanWatch, Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2, Fossil Gen 5 Smartwatch. Lower row shows the devices from PPG sensor side. The diagram is provided in PDF format, with the original photos provided in the accompanying Powerpoint file.

Key concepts: Photoplethysmogram, Wearable computer, Smartwatch, Wearable technology, Computer science, Embedded system, Wireless, Telecommunications

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