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Wearable Devices for Digital Health: The SPHERE Wearable 3.

Authors: Vafeas, Antonis T; Biswas, Md Israfil; Fafoutis, Xenofon; Elsts, Atis; Craddock, Ian J; Piechocki, Robert J; Oikonomou, George;

Wearable Devices for Digital Health: The SPHERE Wearable 3.

Abstract

This paper presents a novel wearable device: the SPHERE Wearable 3. The Wearable 3 is a wrist-worn sensor node tailored for low maintenance residential health and behaviour monitoring. It features multiple inertial measurement sensors, as well as a heart-rate sensor, capacitive button, and OLED screen. The Wearable 3 builds on our experience with previous generations of wearable sensing nodes while adding novel features, including interactive elements. We present a novel two-way communication based on a customized implementation of the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) protocol to connect the Wearable 3 with a gateway device, and describe various optimizations of energy consumption. The Wearable 3 is currently being deployed in residential homes in Bristol, UK, as part of a project aiming to collect diagnostic data from early-stage Alzheimer's patients.

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low-power, /dk/atira/pure/core/keywords/digital_health; name=Digital Health, maintenance-free, Wearable, sensing, /dk/atira/pure/core/keywords/eng_sphere; name=SPHERE

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