ArterialScan @ArterialScan

We have successfully implemented accelerated photoplethysmography (APG) into our ArterialScan bracelet. It's a giant leap beyond prevalent PPG only products. newidea.net Taiwan Joined May 2019

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@bostonmarathon RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@WearableTech RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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7 years ago

@wearableswatch RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@NikkiRunsUK RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@dongmaiwang RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@runr_uk RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@dads_running RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@nationalrunshow RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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7 years ago

@racecheck RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@Catapult_UK RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@HealthHFL RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

RB is increasing when the jogging continue, and drops very quickly when the jogging is done. RB is a health index of cardiovascular system. RB is also a useful reference for optimizing one's exercise plan.

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@FoundersConnec A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@Catapult_UK A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@HealthHFL A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@timblake1978 A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@HTDigitalhealth A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@AHealthBlog A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).

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7 years ago

@TamaraMcCleary A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).

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ArterialScan @ArterialScan

7 years ago

@UlrichJvV A real-time continuous record of heart rate from a 58-year-old male during jogging using an ArterialScan bracelet: His recommended maximum exercise HR is 220-57=163 bpm. His effective exercise heart rate range is from 98 bpm (= 220x60%) to 130 bpm (= 220x85%).