A CPR depth sensor uses a force reference signal to compensate for acceleration integration errors.
Instrument electrodes measure impedance to distinguish bone from soft tissue, eliminating depth interference and external cables.
A biometric system measures oculomotor plant characteristics and complex eye movement patterns to assess human identity.
A handheld tri-axis accelerometer measures anterior thoracic trunk sway to evaluate human balance without fixed monitors.
Angled extraction zones divert infrared rays away from the sensitive element, preventing overexposure and artefacts in venous network imaging.