Our concept to specifically control the rate of EET could be applicable to other bioelectrode catalysis systems as a strategy to monitor their rate-limiting factors.
It is a banana that runners can strap to their wrists and use to monitor their pace and heart rate.
The cardio-respiratory exercise training should be based on 70% of the theoretical maximum heart rate: patients should therefore monitor their heart rate during exercises.
Via their costumes, players are able to monitor their heart rate during play, measure the resting and peak rates and recovery time, measure calories burnt and track data from multiple performances in comparison.
Wahoo Fitness offers a heart-rate strap called BlueHR that can be worn during exercise to let users monitor their pulse rate and make sure it is in the optimal range during a workout.
Runners, among other athletes, have long been able to monitor their heart rate while exercising.
Soon they may also act as medical devices, helping patients monitor their heart rate or manage their diabetes, and be paid for by insurance.
| Doctors may soon be prescribing smartphone apps to help patients monitor their heart rate or manage their diabetes, The New York Times reports.
"Like a bra for female athletes embedded with sensors to monitor their heart rate, and a home entertainment system that altered the lighting in the room according to the scenes in a film.
South Korean and Japanese carriers are experimenting with technologies that let people monitor their heart rate, blood pressure and other vital signs with home devices and transmit the data using a phone.
Albert Wenger, a partner at Union Square Ventures, says he tries to invest in mobile companies whose apps enable people to do things that aren't possible on PCs, such as monitor their heart rate or book hotels at the last minute while traveling.
