Why does Peter Gamma from www.petergamma.org not find a device from Adinstruments, Peter H. Charton and Hugo Plácido da Silva to measure respiration rate which fit’s for his needs?

Last Updated on March 9, 2024 by pg@petergamma.org

The Adinstruments devices such as «Tracking Respiratory Rate – Pneumotrace in PowerLab»

Offers measuring the respiration rate.But by experience, devices from Adinstruments cost as much that it is not worth it to request a quote for it.

We have the alternative Inductive Respiration (RIP) Sensor from BIOSIGNALS:

Inductive Respiration (RIP) Sensor

which is 800 USD.

The Respiration (PZT & RIP) Analysis Add-on:

Respiration (PZT & RIP) Analysis Add-on

is another 500 USD:

We found here a conferenc paper about «Biosignal» & «Respiration»:

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9797694

But it does not use products from Biosignals. And each time whe check the device from Peter H. Charton and Hugo Plácido da Silva for respiration, as well as from Adinstruments, we do not find what wher are looking for. And we come back to device which was published in «Nature»:

Is Peter H. Charton’s Respiratory Rate Estimation more accurate than a Garmin watch (revisited)?

Which needs engineers from g.tec to make it usable for everyday use.