Jakub Domaszewicz
June 3, 2024
1-Lead vs 3-Lead ECG: Differences and Use Cases
Compare 1-lead and 3-lead ECG monitoring: electrical views, electrodes, signal context, limitations, and when a 12-lead ECG is still needed.
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Andrzej Jarynowski
March 21, 2023
Investigating the long-term effects of COVID-19 with Aidmed One
See how a five-center consortium monitored 600 COVID-19 and long-COVID patients with Aidmed One to predict deterioration at home. The study combined saturation, ECG, bioimpedance, cough audio, and symptoms to craft telemedicine guidelines and AI alerts that kept hospitals ahead of demand.
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December 3, 2021
Plotting Ventilation Level in Python
Build a real-time ventilation plotter in Python using the Aidlab SDK, filtering the respiratory stream and painting it with matplotlib. We cover device pairing, async loops, and two animation strategies so researchers can inspect inhalation curves seconds after capture. Ideal for labs that need publication-ready visuals without leaving their notebook.
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December 3, 2021
Workout Detector in Python
Spin up a Python script that listens to Aidlab's workout detector and logs every push-up, burpee, and squat your clients crank out. You will learn how motion plus orientation streams trigger on-device classification, and how to extend the callback for your own analytics. A fast track for coaches and hackers who want rep counts without building machine learning from scratch.
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July 25, 2026
Reading breathing pattern in Android app written in Unity
Connect Aidlab Unity SDK 2.5.0 to a Unity 6 Android project so a cube mirrors breathing in real time. Android now uses the same Aidlab.AidlabSDK entry point, signals, and synchronization API as every other Unity target.
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December 3, 2024
Collecting ECG on iOS in Real-Time
Turn an iPhone into a ECG monitor with the Aidlab iOS SDK.
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December 3, 2021
Using raw motion data to build a Basic Sleep Detector in Python
Follow along as we use Aidlab's data to flag when someone has been lying down long enough to count as sleep.
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October 10, 2025
Best Endomondo Alternatives in 2021 (Updated for 2025)
Endomondo is gone, so we road-tested replacements-from MapMyRun's, Runkeeper, Strava, and even Zombies, Run!. We compare integrations, pricing, social features, and migration pain so you can pick a new home for your training history.
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Maja Nowak
January 11, 2026
How to Check Body Temperature with iPhone
We separate myth from method in measuring body temperature with an iPhone. You will see what works today, what is coming, and when external sensors are the only reliable answer.
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June 30, 2022
Chest Strap vs Wrist Heart Rate Monitor
Chest straps use electrodes; wrist monitors use optical PPG. Compare accuracy, comfort, HRV, and common artifacts to choose the right heart-rate sensor.
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October 14, 2020
Losing Your Fitness by Negligence - What Can You Do to Prevent It
We spend hours glued to our desks, forgetting to move, stretch or even drink water. This article reminds you that small, consistent actions like taking the stairs or walking part of your commute can make a big difference.
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October 7, 2020
The Era of AI-Based Fitness
While robots won't replace fitness coaches anytime soon, there's merit in having an AI fitness assistant to remind you to unglue yourself from the desk and take a moment to pay attention to your well-being.
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July 29, 2020
Sitting Is Eating You Alive
Study found that physical activity outside of work hours didn’t protect sedentary workers from the negative effects of sitting.
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July 10, 2020
Why and How to Measure Your Long-Term Temperature
Not many people realize that tracking long-term temperature is just as important as identifying if you’re unwell. Besides, confirming an illness, it can be used to track many things that occur in your body, such as the menstrual cycle or recovery time after a sickness.
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Maciej Daniszewski
October 16, 2025
Measuring Stress
Stress hides in plain sight, so we dig into multi signal monitoring-heart rate, respiration volume, motion-to separate panic from posture changes. You will see why single metric apps get fooled, how white coat spikes manifest, and how physiological data can reveal what self-perception often misses.
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