Microsoft can create a smart glass that measures blood pressure. Its name is glabella. Optical sensors, processing, storage and communication devices are connected to this device. These parts collect the user's mental information indirectly from the frames. It does not have to take any initiative to collect information from the user separately. This information was reported in an IANS report.
The information was published in the publication of the 'Proceedings of the ACM Journal of Interactive, Mobile, Warbel and Ubiquitous Technologies' magazine.
According to a report published in the spectrum of iTripple, glabella users can continuously record the flow of light reflected from the flow of blood, as well as inactivate measurements. By evaluating the regional differences between the pulse of the sensor in different sensors, it determines the user's pulse.
The user has already got positive results by checking this glass. Now Microsoft researchers will use this glass treatment clinic. Then they will think about leaving the market.
Researchers are also thinking of creating a version that can reduce the size of the smart glasses and lead to less power. It currently runs on a small charging facility for batteries.
