Rey, 2024 - Google Patents
Databiting: Enabling Lightweight, Transient, and In-situ Exploration of Personal Fitness Data on SmartwatchesRey, 2024
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Smartwatches have become increasingly popular for health and fitness tracking. Worn on the body, and equipped with powerful sensors, smartwatches enable comprehensive and ubiquitous health data collection. Exploring this collected data on the smartwatch is …
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