Have some fun...

this snip is from the QUIK blog....


 It is from a company called “Cleer, Inc.” for a product they call the Edge Voice headphone. This product allows customers using it to connect to Amazon’s Alexa voice services via Bluetooth technology to make calls, stream audio, order products, or check schedules and set reminders. As a bonus feature, it also includes built-in heart-rate monitoring.




So who's Heart rate algos are in this device?

Must be Valencel?

Nope.



"We are very honoured and excited to enable Cleer EDGE Voice and EDGE Pulse with ActivHearts," says Mr. Kow Ping, CEO of WBD101. "Our ActivHearts technology is a highly accurate heart rate sensing technology that is mechanically extremely small and comfortable, the only technology out there to allow our customers to have very elegant product designs with our sensors well hidden."


So, the heart rate IS NOT Valencel in the Cleer device we are in.

I like it better this way. 


WBD101's technology has been adopted by customers such as JBL Reflect Fit, Pioneer SEC-S801BT and Hera Leto ONE, besides the Cleer EDGE Voice and EDGE Pulse.



Is it any good?

back in '16



Well Being Digital Wins The Best Wearable Mobile Technology Award at GSMA Mobile World Congress




"Winning The Best Wearable Mobile Technology Award marks a remarkable milestone in our venture", said Wallace Wong, CTO & Founder of Well Being Digital Ltd and a graduate from The Engineering School of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology where his research and development journey started.

WBD101 started developing ActivHearts™ technology since 2006, our patented technology effectively removes motion artifact even when the wearer is moving so as to ensure very high accuracy.

for the casual reader...

the algos that do the motion compensation have been on the QUIK slide deck for yrs. as something that taxes the MCUs a little bit....

Nice QUIK, its a new name for Heart rate and other algos, can you do more and more with these guys?


Oh, you already are?  tnks.