Sentences with phrase «devices worn on»

In this new mobile world, wearable computers would funnel relevant, context - sensitive alerts to us through devices worn on our bodies.

It was also recently announced that the company will be one of the first dating apps offered with Android Wearables; small, powerful devices worn on the body.

In the next three to five years, people will spend $ 30 billion to $ 50 billion on devices worn on the body including smart watches, Internet - connected glasses and fitness trackers, the investment bank said.

They were also monitored for two weeks with a device worn on the wrist that measures body movement.

Participants were monitored using Actigraph, an electronic device worn on the wrist that measured the rest / activity cycle of the participants throughout the study, as well as by self report (sleep log).

Watch - PAT100 A wristwatch - like device worn on the wrist with two probes that attach to your fingers, the Watch - PAT100 measures and records pulse, oxygen saturation, actigraphy (movement), and changes in blood volume that occur when you stop breathing.

There are things to get used to: You unlock and open its doors with an infrared device worn on the wrist.

Throughout the game series, user interfaces are accessed through the character's Pip - Boy — a device worn on the wrist that offers a Geiger counter, health status, radio, map, journal, inventory list and more.

The «ghost food» is experienced through a specially made device you wear on your face that delivers the scent of the endangered food, while you eat a climate change - resistant foodstuff.

A device you wear on your wrist everyday needs some protection from the weather.

Not exact matches

«We do have a provisional patent on the actual heat dissipation methods involved in the device, because we're pumping heat away from the body with this technology and we've actually found a way to very consistently dissipate that underneath clothing to allow people to wear it throughout their days,» said Paulin.

We report back on the device, and the idea of personal health trackers, after we've worn the UP for a few weeks.

That might seem unfair to judge the company and its flagship conference on a single flopped product, but the fate of Glass is just the most high - profile in a long list of disappeared or disappointing products ranging from Google Reader to Google Wave to the Nexus Q and Android Wear — a platform that still exists, but I usually forget to wear my devices that runWear — a platform that still exists, but I usually forget to wear my devices that runwear my devices that run it.

Electronic devices that are worn on the body and relay information are starting to receive a lot of buzz, but partnering with a big company is the key to getting the product to see the light of day.

Each device is made to be worn on the wrist, count your steps, track your sleep, and continuously track your heart rate.

While smart watches or other pieces of wearable technology are interesting concepts, the issue lies in getting a whole lot of people to see why they need these devices — and why on earth they'd be caught dead wearing them out in public.

The device, which resembles a smaller and non-plush neck travel pillow, can be worn on one's shoulder.

While such a device sounds familiar to iRhytm's Zio patch, the patent suggests Apple is looking more broadly into the development of an ecosystem of products that would be anchored by a single wearable platform device (likely wrist - worn), and augmented through various hardware sensors that could live in, on, or around the body and communicate with the primary device.

Smart watches are multi-purpose devices that serve as accessories to smart devices, are designed to be worn on the body and not carried, run an operating system and are capable of running third - party computing applications.

The watch adds GPS, a color display and on - screen workout guides, but stops short of the features found on an Apple Watch or Android Wear device.

According to a new report, Apple will soon be releasing a 60 - inch, interactive iTV that will be controlled by hand motions via an «iRing», a device that will be worn on the operator's finger.

Another issue with baby buckets — and other similar devices (cribs, swings etc.) where some parents leave their babies for hours on end — is «bucket head» where the back of the head flattens out and the kid then has to wear a helmet to correct it.

If you're not a strong swimmer and are heading out on a boat excursion, wear a life jacket or floatation device yourself.

Your baby should not ride on a boat — including rowboats, kayaks, motorboats, and sailboats — until he weighs at least 18 pounds and can wear a snug - fitting personal flotation device (PFD), according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

It can be worn on an armband or directly on the skin so you need not be awake or alert for the device to work.

You and your child should wear personal flotation devices on the boat and on the dock.

Men can wear fake baby bumps around or try on a device that makes them simulate contractions, but there is nothing that can make a man truly understand what labor actually feels like.

A sling or other baby - wearing device, on the other hand, provides motion and allows your baby the comfort of being able to see and hear you.

It is possible to wear the device overnight provided you do not sleep on your front and it may be convenient to wear a loose fitting bra.

A political operative who wore a wire to help the feds bust Assemblyman Eric Stevenson on public corruption charges admitted he turned off the device at least once to receive oral sex from a prostitute.

Wear a personal floatation device whenever they are on the water.

On the heels of last month's revelation that now former Assemblyman Nelson Castro had been wearing a wire for federal prosecutors determined to bust some of his fellow corrupt colleagues for almost his entire tenture in office comes the news that yet another legislator agreed to use a recording device at the feds» behest.

A Brooklyn Democrat's new bill would obligate Immigration and Customs Enforcement deportation agents to wear chest - mounted recording devices while on the job — and would pay for the technology out of the agency's weapons budget.

Nicknamed HandSight, the wearable device uses a tiny camera worn on the fingertip to translate text to speech as users hover over words on a page

Though most of her technology is pretty high tech, she also relies on very low technology: Morse code, delivered through a device called a Darci USB, which saves wear and tear on her hands when she needs to work with, say, a list of files; the program jumps to the right file when Durre enters the first letter.

For those of you who don't have one of these increasingly ubiquitous devices, it's a small, plastic band that you wear on your wrist (there are other tracker options as well).

On the massive screen, images are controlled by a Wii remote that interacts with a Kinnect - like Bluetooth device (called SmartTrack), while 3D glasses worn by the user create dizzying added dimensions.

Engineers funded by the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) have developed a small monitoring device, worn on the skin, that detects alcohol levels in perspiration.

The researchers next conducted a skin patch test on 20 subjects and detected no inflammation on the participants» skin after they had worn the device for a week.

«We learned that devices that can be worn for a week or longer for continuous monitoring were needed for practical use in medical and sports applications,» says Professor Takao Someya at the University of Tokyo's Graduate School of Engineering whose research group had previously developed an on - skin patch that measured oxygen in blood.

Professor Jürgen Steimle is convinced that «when only a tiny sensor needs to be deformed for input, mobile devices can be worn at places on the body that enable quick and discreet input.

A new device worn like a visor can detect emergent large - vessel occlusion in patients with suspected stroke with 92 percent accuracy, report clinical investigators at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), Mount Sinai, the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center and elsewhere in an article published online on March 6, 2018, in the Journal of Neurointerventional Surgery.

However, current devices have various limitations — for instance, they may not fit well on the skin or are uncomfortable to wear.

Patients wore the device on their heads 24 hours a day for 18 months or until the disease worsened.

Data on the sensors, which can be worn on one's clothing or on a watch - like assembly, can be synced to a cell phone or other mobile device and then shared with friends.

OSA was diagnosed using a home monitoring device (Watch - PAT200, Itamar Medical) worn on the participant's wrist overnight.

The small pumping device, worn outside the body was invented at Guy's Hospital in London and was based on the miniature infusion pump developed for infusing parathyroid hormone into dogs and other animalsANCHOR.

Treatments range from low - tech — raising the back of your bed by 2 inches or sleeping on your side — to wearing an oxygen mask called a CPAP or a dental device that repositions your jaw and tongue to keep the airway open.

They also block 99 % of blue light emitted from electronics, so wearing them while you use devices in the evening may help you (literally) rest easy later on.

She likes it bc she can wear it on the go wherever she is but said they have a small plug in device that goes into an outlet and your entire house would be grounded like that now (so again is like you were outside barefoot) while in your house!