Scientists Measure Your Heart Rate Using a Pair of Cheap Headphones
Oct 27, 2013 18:06
Researchers over at the Kaiteki Institute in Japan now say you can keep track of your heart rate with a cheap pair of in-ear headphones.
They used a technique that measures the pressure changes inside the ear canal caused by the eardrum being vibrated by moving arteries and were able to accurately measure a subject's heart rate with nothing more than custom software and a cheap $8 pair of earbuds.
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