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I'm doing some experiments with a wearable Galvanic Skin Response
recorder. This measures emotional and arousal levels from the sweat
glands on palms of hands. It's established engineering. I can't find a
commercial wearable 24/7 version so I built one based on a Lascar data
logger, op-amp buffer and some electrodes on the palms of my hands.
http://www.lascarelectronics.com/
EL USB3.
Actually a neat device, voltage logger, usb download , 32Kbyte FLASH
memory, costs £39.
I have designed a wearable camera with sensors, that captures images
when "interesting" events occurs, around 2000 images a day. The camera
is triggered by movement, light, heat, etc from a person and when
played back fast gives a recording of your day. The plan is to see
when I'm (& patients) aroused by events/ images etc and sync camera
images to the GSR. All is fun so far, e.g. the startle response my
phone rings, and my response if I'm in a meeting with people.
My request is, is there a commercial GSR logger that can be worn, as I
want something a bit more elegant and practical to give to third
parties? I've searched Google but seen nothing. We will buy several of
these devices.
This is medical research financed by a software company, I can give you
more details if interested, it's in the public domain.
Lyndsay
recorder. This measures emotional and arousal levels from the sweat
glands on palms of hands. It's established engineering. I can't find a
commercial wearable 24/7 version so I built one based on a Lascar data
logger, op-amp buffer and some electrodes on the palms of my hands.
http://www.lascarelectronics.com/
EL USB3.
Actually a neat device, voltage logger, usb download , 32Kbyte FLASH
memory, costs £39.
I have designed a wearable camera with sensors, that captures images
when "interesting" events occurs, around 2000 images a day. The camera
is triggered by movement, light, heat, etc from a person and when
played back fast gives a recording of your day. The plan is to see
when I'm (& patients) aroused by events/ images etc and sync camera
images to the GSR. All is fun so far, e.g. the startle response my
phone rings, and my response if I'm in a meeting with people.
My request is, is there a commercial GSR logger that can be worn, as I
want something a bit more elegant and practical to give to third
parties? I've searched Google but seen nothing. We will buy several of
these devices.
This is medical research financed by a software company, I can give you
more details if interested, it's in the public domain.
Lyndsay
