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Jabil and partners develop textile-based heart monitoring system

28/01/2016

Finland-based Clothing+ and its owner, electronic solutions company Jabil Circuit, have unveiled a smart garment design with an integrated heart rate monitoring system. Partnering Suunto, a manufacturer of heart rate monitors, and Firstbeat, a provider of physiological analytics for sports, the companies have say their “unique” system offers...

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