Pacharapol Withayasakpunt

I asked Gemini about extended reality (XR), and it says that strong presence, high plausibility, and effective design are important, probably regardless of realism. (But AI could be sycophantic.)

Maybe not exactly how many senses are manipulated, but how convincing in the end — how good is the consequence, how much you can control, how deep is…[Read more]

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Not all VR apps are Cardboard enabled. And many of those that are have ads that are usually not VR enabled. To my understanding, non-VR apps work with VR headset too, but would feel like watching in a theater, like Cardboard’s demo.

Cardboard app has can be clicked, using the part of the screen that is bigger than…[Read more]

The time may be calculated after startup by crystal frequency (High Frequency Clock), just no point of reference to calculate dates. Not sure how reliable is it internally. Online connection may be helpful for calibration.

Depending on the API call, the code could do anything. It doesn’t need to be a fixed interval, but rather a slightly more complicated logic, like above a value combined (software sensor?).

Only that I am not sure how difficult to update the program in the Arduino, versus update the server.

Visualization and Experimentation

I blew a hot hairdryer on a table. It took time for the table to heat up, and a longer time to cool down.

After than, I took the sensor device to another place, and broke the sensor in the process.

Challenges and Solutions

Offline setup

baud 115200 might be due to the code Serial.begin(115200), while on the…[Read more]

Another good paper for wearable sensors, which can be validated for specific studies about preserving mobility and ambulation.

Glucose measurements are mentioned in related papers. For continuous monitoring, the cost could hinge on that.

It measures instead on drip bottle weight getting emptied, which is already about management of repeated hypoglycemia in home settings??

The study focuses on an interesting sensor device, wearable health-monitoring systems (WHMS), which can be helpful in selected population, such as those who need cardiac monitoring. Further studies may identify usefulness in other populations, such as elderly with fall risks and hypo/hyperthermia.

Furthermore, it focuses on comfort and…[Read more]

An IoT based ECG system to diagnose cardiac pathologies for healthcare applications in smart cities
Morello, R., Ruffa, F., Jablonski, I., Fabbiano, L., & De Capua, C. (2022). An IoT based ECG system to diagnose cardiac pathologies for healthcare applications in smart cities. Measurement, 190, 110685. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measurement.2021.1106…[Read more]

Thank you very much for sharing. It is always nice to see more code.

However, this makes it confusing with Local Moran’s I

– A positive value for Ii indicates that the unit is surrounded by units with similar values.
– The Getis-Ord Gi Statistic looks at neighbours within a defined proximity to identify where either high or low values cluster…[Read more]

At least, I need to know what are the units of E, y, x1, x2; in order to make the report. Please.

1. Why was the author interested in investigating the suicide problem in Thailand during the time?

– Within 2005 to 2014, the suicide rates in Thailand had been shockingly numbered at around 3,600 to 4,000 people every year. Also, the suicide rates had generally been rising since 2011, at more than 6 suicides per 100,000 inhabitants.

2. Pick one…[Read more]

1. What are possible reasons locations in epidemiological research have not been incorporated as much as other components in epidemiological research? How can spatial epidemiology be considered as an interdisciplinary science?

– Location can be under-recognized for associations, without correct tools. And, even with the tools, analyzing spatial…[Read more]