322691 external_news 1410184314 1475893634 <![CDATA[Researchers turn Google Glass into health sensor]]> Researchers in the MIT Media Lab and Georgia Institute of Technology have found that Google Glass can correctly detect your pulse and respiration rhythms in real time. The responses were measured using the built-in gyroscope, accelerometer and camera in Google Glass -- no external sensors needed. The real-time physiological feedback could show you what calms you down, makes you afraid, or stresses you out as you go about daily life. Jim Rehg, professor in the School of Interactive Computing, is the faculty lead at Georgia Tech working on the project.

Source: Wired U.K.

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