RE: temperature sensor thingy7 Jun 2018 19:10
jimmyb.,
that kinda ties in with how i'd imagined it to be, but it still falls a wee bit short ;
routine schedules, of walking, running, etc., would then come with fairly routine calculations
weight x age x speed,... which when inputted into the calcs,
then gives a fairly close approximation to the actually cals burnt off,
(as per my 16:07 post (lol, apologies my cross-referencing K2, but is a fairly standard equation commonly used)).
But, i had wondered on the variable aspects, as 39MA was hinting at,
of specifically a rate of change, in the metabolic dis't'ings, as being trumpeted...
The criteria for me, is simply that, obesity patients will require VERY close monitoring whilst exercising, so any sudden rise in body temperature, would imo, need to be monitored closely, as will the RPM's of said patients.
This puts me into thinking that there could be an associated increase OR decrease, in the rate of change, of body temperature as the patient's health improves, or as that obese patient loses weight, which again might be tied into the metabolic adaption equations...
Is appreciated bud, it shows how an earlier patent, imo ,may utilise said temp sensor.
Big thanks.
Wakey.,
wizened old, playr smart coach, is indeed what i need.