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The WSA and Somnofy data (json format) were downloaded using the respective manufacturer’s application programming interface, while the Emfit data (CSV format) were downloaded from the manufacturer’s web interface. All the compared contactless technologies (WSA, Emfit, and Somnofy) provided breathing rate data, while only the undermattress devices (WSA and Emfit) provided heart rate data.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2024;12:e53643
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The exceptions were the AP of AWS automatic analysis and Somnofy and SOL of Somnofy. These deviations from normality were deemed to be related to the small sample size and outliers, and no corrections were made.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2023;11:e46338
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Somnofy (version 0.7; Vital Things) was used in this study. Somnofy uses an impulse radio ultrawideband radar with an average sampling rate of 23.8 GHz, which, through configuration, is sampled into a 3-m–long frame of 5-cm bins updated with a frequency of approximately 17 Hz. Somnofy measures humans by emitting signals that are reflected by the human body. If the body moves, it will affect the signals that are returned to the radar.
JMIR Biomed Eng 2022;7(2):e36618
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