Smart Textile Sensor System is a study to test how well special sensors can track health. These sensors are like tiny electronic devices that can monitor your heart, breathing, and activity. They send information wirelessly to a computer. Some of these sensors are like sticky patches you wear on your skin, while others are worn with straps. They can measure things like your heart rate, body temperature, and even how much you move. The study involves wearing these sensors in different positions, like sitting, standing, or walking. This helps researchers check the sensors' accuracy in various activities.
Eligibility: Healthy people, those with high blood pressure, or those on dialysis can join. Pregnant women and those with certain heart conditions shouldn't participate.
- Study Duration: Tests last from 15 minutes to 12 hours.
- Risks: Mild discomfort from sensors on your skin.
- Compensation: Participants may receive compensation for their time.