NIH knows when you are eating or drinking
February 26, 2019
The National Institutes Of Health are monitoring your food intake using apnea detection. A piezoelectric chest belt generates a breathing signal that is analyzed for apnea patterns to determine if a subject swallowed during breathing. The data is used to monitor food and beverage intake.
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