A New Way to Measure Stress »

Posted By engineer 1 year, 4 months ago in Science & Technology

Developers are discovering a new way to measure the muscle tension and stress encompassing our bodies. By wearing a sensor riddled vest, tiny electrodes record how much strain our bodies are currently experiencing. Muscle strain and tension is often a direct reflection of how much stress someone is undergoing. Sensors are uniquely threaded through

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    The sensor vest idea was originally developed by biomedical scientists at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium, because they needed a more discrete way to measure stress. This is a significant improvement on an older method because the older method requires direct electrodes placed on the subjects' body subsequently producing stress and skewing results. By imbuing the electrodes into a vest, no further stress is created and can thus yield accurate results.

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