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No BP vs. Hiking BP 0.000368085 0.0167 Yes | No BP vs. Hiking BP, t-test value:0.000368085, New p-value 0.0167, Significant? Yes | ||
No BP vs. Our BP 4.0565E-06 0.0167 Yes | No BP vs. Our BP, t-test value:4.0565E-06, New p-value 0.0167, Significant? Yes | ||
Hiking BP vs. Our BP 2.48449E-17 0.0167 Yes | Hiking BP vs. Our BP, t-test value:2.48449E-17, New p-value 0.0167, Significant? Yes | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:02, 6 October 2015
BME 100 Fall 2015 | Home People Lab Write-Up 1 | Lab Write-Up 2 | Lab Write-Up 3 Lab Write-Up 4 | Lab Write-Up 5 | Lab Write-Up 6 Course Logistics For Instructors Photos Wiki Editing Help | ||||||
OUR TEAMLAB 3A WRITE-UPDescriptive StatisticsAverage Heart Rate Gold Standard Mean: 95.61 BPM, Spree mean: 96.70 BPM Heart Standard Deviation Gold Standard: 22.99, Spree: 23.42 Average Temperature Gold Standard: 97.25 degF, Spree: 98.80 degF Temperature Standard Deviation Gold Standard: 1.02, Spree: 1.20
ResultsTemperature measurements:
Analysis
Summary/DiscussionFrom our comparisons of the gold standards and the spree headband, it has shown a good correlation with measuring the heart rate of the subject but poor correlation when measuring the body heat. One reason for the difference in measuring the body heat is where the head band was located and where the gold standard measured. Because the subject walked outside and the headband is located on the outside of the body, the sunlight may have distorted the measurements of the real body heat. One way this could be fixed is either relocate to another more covered part of the body or apply a photosensor to it in order to account for the external heat of the environment.
LAB 3B WRITE-UPTarget Population and NeedTarget Population:
The "FlexPack" posture-correcting backpack is targeted at high-school to college-age students who use backpacks regularly to carry their text books, folders, and other school supplies.
Need: When combined, the weight of the text books, binders, papers, and folders that full-time students carry in their backpacks is substantial. Oftentimes, a student who wears a backpack will carry their entire supply inventory by necessity, as lockers sometimes aren't readily available or nearby. Often, the weight is enough to force the student into a slouched posture when they wearing their backpacks. A visit to any college or high-school campus will verify this observation. Good posture is an important part of a healthy body, and there are currently no products on the market that help the user monitor their carrying weight or help to monitor and correct bad posture.
Problem UnderstandingEngineering Requirements Device Design
Inferential StatisticsPost-hoc Tests No BP vs. Hiking BP, t-test value:0.000368085, New p-value 0.0167, Significant? Yes No BP vs. Our BP, t-test value:4.0565E-06, New p-value 0.0167, Significant? Yes Hiking BP vs. Our BP, t-test value:2.48449E-17, New p-value 0.0167, Significant? Yes
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