by Casey Webb | Dec 6, 2018 | Blog
Whether it’s industrial worker safety or personal well-being from a clinical point of view, wearable technology provides the individual with a way to predict and prevent potentially hazardous health conditions. But while this new technology is definitely exciting,... by Ryan Kraudel | Nov 10, 2018 | Blog
Marco Altini wrote a great post recently comparing the usage of the SDNN heart rate variability (HRV) feature to rMSSD, which is the most commonly used feature to compute HRV. The post was instigated by the fact that Apple has chosen to use only SDNN in the Apple... by Ryan Kraudel | Oct 17, 2018 | Blog
Biometric parameters are the hidden gems found in leading biometric sensor technology that don’t get much attention, but hold a great deal of potential for next generation wearables and hearables. As background, one of the reasons PPG sensor technology has come to... by Casey Webb | Sep 4, 2018 | Blog
Whether it’s for health, fitness, daily living, or performance training, today’s biometric wearables are becoming a bigger part of our everyday lives. But as the demand continues to grow, there is even a greater importance placed on providing accurate data through... by Ryan Kraudel | Aug 28, 2018 | Blog
Valencell recently participated in the Silicon Valley Health 2.0 meetup and would like to share a few take-aways from the event. First a few details: the event was focused on the next phase of wearables growth, particularly as it relates to wearables blurring the... by Ryan Kraudel | Aug 14, 2018 | Blog
By Dr. Steven LeBoeuf, President and Co-Founder, Valencell Inc. It’s that time of year again when folks start whispering of the next “holy grail” solution for non-invasive glucose monitoring. With continued inbound requests coming in to Valencell asking for this snake...
