Park et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Youth athletes and wearable technologyPark et al., 2024
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- Park J
- Banarjee C
- Fu J
- White-Williams C
- Coel R
- Zaslow T
- Benjamin H
- Silva F
- Vomer R
- Pujalte G
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- F1000Research
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Wearable sensors have become integral tools for monitoring biomechanical and physiologic aspects of athletic training and performance. A prominent trend in fitness technology, wearable devices now measure a variety of health characteristics, including movement and …
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