Sunday Conversations May 2023 - Wearable technology with Harry Leeming of Visible

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A former engineer, Harry Leeming has worked at multiple early-stage start-ups in Silicon Valley as well as in Formula 1. Harry founded the company Visible (www.makevisible.com/), an activity tracking platform for Long COVID and ME/CFS, as a result of his own health condition, and aims to use the platform to help increase our understanding of complex chronic illness. In this edition of Sunday Conversations with MassME, Harry gave a brief overview of the application, with descriptions of the team, their HRV-centered philosophy, and their plans for the rollout of their own wearable device specifically for pacing and symptom tracking. He then took questions from the Zoom audience about the timeline of future releases and features, cost and geographic availability of the premium service, the potential for use in research, various user interface ideas and suggestions, and much more.
This program is part of “Sunday Conversations with MassME,” a monthly speaker series with discussion on a wide variety of topics. For more information on this and future Sunday Conversations presentations, please check out www.massmecfs.org/sunday-conv...
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Visible team
05:37 Overview of Visible app
10:29 Visible.plus and future plans
14:58 Q&A

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@FightingMECFS 7 ай бұрын

Only half way but the wearable i have given serious consideration to, in the interest of accuracy, was a chest strap heart rate monitor, like lief, but Polar did seem to be the best wrist device. Im sure they have looked at all options but was wondering if Visible had given this serious consideration for a second option for a wearable, or if it had been looked at but not compatible? If im offered to be gifted a device at some point in the future, the answer to that would weigh heavily on my choice of device