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Device Tournament - Join the Study

You’re invited to work with us on the cutting edge of wearable fitness technology. 

At Exos, we continue to research and test new ideas and technologies with the goal of elevating the industry of human performance. In this case, we seek to test the accuracy of wearable device sensors and algorithms, especially on underrepresented communities.  In this on-site study, participants will wear a heart monitor and compare two smartwatches while exercising.

Device Tournament

Help us improve wearable technology to fit the needs of everyone!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are study demographic goals?

Study demographic goals include, but are not limited to age, ethnicity, race, gender, sex, BMI, body type, and Monk Skin Tone Scale. In the preparation stages of a study, a minimum percentage goal per demographic is set to help ensure a robust and diverse data set is collected. A robust and diverse data set is important to collect because it helps ensure the data is representative of the wide range of humans that live in the United States.

Who is eligible to participate?

Eligible study participants* include males and females of varying races, ethnicities and physical activity levels who are 18-75 years old and located near Phoenix, AZ. Eligible participants are able to sustain mild to moderate exercises for 15-minute increments. 

How long is the study?

Each study round is two weeks long. During this time frame you will be asked to complete 1 testing session that lasts up to 1.25 hours. You'll have the opportunity to participate in up to 4 study rounds, if implemented and desired.

What does the study entail?

Participants will be asked to wear a heart rate monitor and two smartwatches while performing machine-based or body weight exercises. The activities will last 1-15 minutes in duration with a 2-3 minute rest period following each one.  Activities include:

  1. 1. Deep Breathing and Calibration Activities
  2. 2. Outdoor Running
  3. 3. Ski Erg
  4. 4. Indoor Running

What’s in it for you?
In addition to being one of the first to test innovative technology, the Human Performance Lab would like to thank you for your participation.  Once you complete all of the study components, you may be eligible to receive the below incentive:


Phoenix, Arizona Participants:

• $75 electronic gift card or direct deposit per round*
*Exclusions and conditions apply.

Who do I contact if I have questions?
For all questions, contact research@teamexos.com.

Your Human Performance Lab Team

The Human Performance Lab and Performance Innovation teams at Exos are working together to push health and human performance to the next level. Keep an eye out here for more research studies coming your way. Be sure to join the lab to stay informed.