HOW CAN WE MEASURE FATIGUE AND PREDICT WHEN WE ARE 'EXHAUSTED'?
Energo Watch uses sensors to produce a mass of raw data every second of the measurement. Many people have asked why a separate physical device was needed, why no other manufacturer's product could be used. The answer lies here: for the evaluation we needed a huge amount of raw data to be able to really "measure fatigue". Other manufacturers' devices often provide data that has already been processed and do not produce the same amount of data as the Energo Watch.
The measurement process
I measure, therefore I am
The Energo Watch turns on at the touch of a button, which automatically starts the measurement. The device continues to measure as long as it is on.
Continuous measurement
The device continues to measure as long as it is on.
Data connection
When it is on, the Energo Watch is permanently connected via Bluetooth to the smartphone app, so you can see the results of your measurements here.
Local storage
If the smartphone is available, the measurement results are transmitted immediately, if no Bluetooth connection is available, the data is saved to a Micro SD card and synchronised later.
Server connection
Data are stored and analysed on a server.
Compatibility
Energo Watch can also interact with other devices (e.g. ECG).
The system is aware of and able to detect several types of fatigue, since fuzzy fatigue, neural network fatigue or statistical fatigue are different. The AI-based software can use these to predict how long it will take for our fatigue to reach a level where rest is the only reasonable choice. And in the future, we will be able to dig deeper and predict additional health components. Laboratory testing of these is currently underway.
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