Tracking COVID-19 with wearables (Michael Snyder)

Snyder and his team will track biological parameters of individuals who are ill with COVID-19 or at risk for the disease using a smart watch. Their goal is to determine whether they can tell if the smart watch user is becoming ill based on measurements such as heart rate. Stanford Office of Technology Licensing info@otlmail.stanford.edu. 650-723-0651

April 13, 2020

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