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Projects
� Balance study in conjunction with Georgia Tech using ballerinas and novices
� ISSS working on patient status monitor
Project 1: Ballerinas
� In this study: � The subject wears markers that reflect from
LED infrared lights to show position in space � GTRI provides accelerometer to find
orientation of the dancer and acceleration in the body frame
� Current contribution: � Installation of sensors, data collection,
troubleshooting, and general support
Project 1: Ballerinas cont.
� Future contribution: data analysis � Goal from the data is to get the overall body
acceleration from the body frame angular rate and body frame angular acceleration
Using the laws of motion in a rotating reference frame
Project 2: ISSS PSM Feedback � Wearable devices on the wrist are popular (solar watches) � Charging strips are limited on deployment (lasting up to
days at a time), and therefore power could make some solutions impractical
� Adidas was through to be uncomfortable due to its wide form factor
� Overall, it was decided that preferences would lean towards a BASIS functionality in a Mio profile with a Mio band.
� Some concern exists that larger watch faces will snag of cuff buttons and be difficult to access
� Gloved operation was not an issue, although the BASIS was preferred because one could be less precise.
Project 2: ISSS PSM Testing � Basis versus Mio Alpha compared on pulse oximeter � Resting HR Procedure:
� Put both on approx at same time, Wait 1 min, Record � Elevated HR procedure:
� 20 jumping jacks, Wait 15 seconds, Record
Project 2: ISSS PSM conclusion 1
� Mio Alpha based on its superior accuracy is the best watch � Now onto additional testing and redesigns
Final testing: Mio Alpha
� Test that simulates soldier conditions: � Resting HR for 30 minutes � 50% HR (for 20-30 year olds, this is between
100-130 bpm) � 80% HR (for 20-30 year olds, this is between
150-180)
Resting Heart Rate
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
10:3
6:51
10
:37:
41
10:3
9:11
10
:40:
01
10:4
1:21
10
:42:
51
10:4
4:01
10
:45:
21
10:4
6:31
10
:47:
51
10:4
9:11
10
:50:
21
10:5
1:31
10
:52:
21
10:5
4:41
10
:56:
21
10:5
7:51
10
:59:
11
11:0
0:01
11
:01:
31
11:0
2:51
11
:04:
41
11:0
6:01
11
:07:
01
Mio HR
GE HR
Kyle Land Resting HR
Average Error: 4.992092
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
14:4
4:43
14
:46:
03
14:4
7:03
14
:48:
13
14:4
9:03
14
:49:
53
14:5
1:03
14
:52:
13
14:5
3:13
14
:54:
23
14:5
5:13
14
:56:
23
14:5
7:33
14
:58:
33
15:0
0:04
15
:01:
03
15:0
2:13
15
:03:
13
15:0
4:04
15
:05:
33
15:0
6:33
15
:07:
34
15:0
8:33
15
:09:
33
15:1
0:33
15
:12:
23
15:1
3:14
15
:14:
13
15:1
5:13
John McClure Resting HR
mio ge
Average Error 4.621705
50% Heart Rate
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
11:1
2:59
11
:13:
39
11:1
3:59
11
:14:
29
11:1
4:49
11
:15:
09
11:1
5:29
11
:15:
49
11:1
6:09
11
:16:
49
11:1
7:19
11
:17:
39
11:1
7:59
11
:18:
19
11:1
8:39
11
:19:
09
11:1
9:29
11
:19:
49
11:2
0:19
11
:20:
39
11:2
0:59
11
:21:
29
11:2
1:49
11
:22:
09
11:2
2:29
11
:22:
59
Kyle Land Medium HR
mio ge
Average percent error: 1.418672
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
John McClure HR
Mio GE
2.139142 Average percent error:
80% Heart Rate
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
11:2
6:04
11
:26:
24
11:2
6:34
11
:26:
44
11:2
7:34
11
:27:
44
11:2
7:54
11
:28:
43
11:2
9:04
11
:29:
14
11:2
9:34
11
:29:
44
11:2
9:53
11
:30:
04
11:3
0:14
11
:30:
24
11:3
0:44
11
:30:
54
11:3
1:03
11
:31:
14
Kyle Land
MIO GE
Average percent error: 1.971294
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
11:0
0:47
11
:00:
57
11:0
1:06
11
:01:
17
11:0
1:27
11
:01:
36
11:0
1:57
11
:02:
06
11:0
2:37
11
:02:
46
11:0
3:07
11
:03:
16
11:0
3:26
11
:03:
37
11:0
3:47
11
:03:
56
11:0
4:26
11
:04:
36
11:0
4:47
11
:04:
57
11:0
5:06
11
:05:
17
11:0
5:27
11
:05:
36
11:0
5:46
John McClure
Average percent error: 2.692379
Future designs and contributions
� May consider other designs after thinking about the logistics
� Incorporating better battery life � Smaller fuel cell � Soldier feedback