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Validity and Reliability of Optical Heart Rate Sensors
To evaluate validity and reliability of consumer-grade optical heart-rate devices we aim to compare these devices with medical-grade ECG. The design includes an extended and practical validation protocol for consumer-grade optical heart rate devices in laboratory and ambulatory free-living conditions using a medical-grade ECG device as a criterion measure.
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