Heart Rate Monitor
Originally published in 1984
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In the mid 70's, NASA saw a need for a long term lectrocardiographic electrode suitable for use on astronauts. Heart Rate Inc.'s insulated capacitive electrode is constructed of thin dielectric film applied to stainless steel surface, originally developed under a grant by Texas Technical University. HRI, Inc. was awarded NASA license and continued development of heart rate monitor for use on exercise machines for physical fitness and medical markets.
Full article: http://hdl.handle.net/hdl:2060/20020091853
Abstract
In the mid 70's, NASA saw a need for a long term lectrocardiographic electrode suitable for use on astronauts. Heart Rate Inc.'s insulated capacitive electrode is constructed of thin dielectric film applied to stainless steel surface, originally developed under a grant by Texas Technical University. HRI, Inc. was awarded NASA license and continued development of heart rate monitor for use on exercise machines for physical fitness and medical markets.
Heart Rate Monitor
Heart Rate Monitor
