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Shimmer announces pre-alpha release of Shimmer Swift API to support development of Shimmer3 range of sensors on macOS and iOS platforms.
Shimmer Research, a leading global supplier of wearable wireless motion and biophysical sensors, today announced the pre-alpha release of Shimmer Swift API and example projects.
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‘SwEatch’ Provides Excitement for Future of Biochemical Sensing
Boston, MA, 20th July 2018 – Interest in real-time monitoring of biochemical parameters using wearable/on-body sensors is a rapidly growing area of research, due in part to the convergence of interest of major economic sectors in applications based on new types...
Shimmer Develops New Foot Sensor Algorithm
Boston, 22nd September 2017 – Shimmer has developed an algorithm to obtain mobility data from a Shimmer3 sensor (accel + gyro) placed on a shoe. This algorithm is based on state of the art wearable sensor/biomechanics research and has already been tested...
