Last Updated on January 4, 2025 by pg@petergamma.org
Rob ter Horst tested more than 100 smartwatches:
But Rob could not lead a much more meaningful life, if he would for instance help Peter Gamma from www.petergamma.org to build better devices for meditators? So help us to free Rob ter Horst from testing smartwatches. Do you have an ECG treadmill such as the Schiller medical CS200 in your lab?
If so, please help us to tear down Rob ter Horsts house of cards, which is eventually triggered by the wishes of the smartwatch seller. But is this also the wish of us costumers, that Rob makes a fool out of us, and make us believe that these devices are highly accurate? All you have to do is test the most accurate devices Rob tested against your ECG treadmill using the protocol the cardiologists from the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6732081
After you have published such a paper, or if someone publish on a regular basis such papers, we suppose that we would finally know the truth about the latest super-accurate sports watches. And that is that their accuracy has already reached it s peak and the cannot be made more accurate anymore? And that their data can only poorly be reproduced?
And as a result of this Rob ter Horst
could help Peter Gamma from www.petergamma.org
by making tests with ECG treadmills and make them more affordable. The Schiller Medical ECG treadmill costs currently up to around 25 000 USD. But can we not build these devices for much less money?
And does Rob ter Horst not urgently need such a treadmill for his tests to gain his dignity back? Since did Rob not loose his dignity completely by testing smartwatches against the Polar H10 chest strap?