Temple Wearable Shows Preliminary Ability to Track Brain Blood-Flow Changes
Temple, a wearable startup led by Deepinder Goyal, released a preliminary validation study comparing its Brain Flow index with transcranial Doppler (TCD) ultrasound measurements of cerebral blood-flow velocity. Conducted on 23 healthy adults during cycling and postural changes, the study found Temple's metric closely tracked changes in brain blood flow, even when heart rate decreased. The findings, published as a preprint and pending peer review, suggest the wearable can monitor relative cerebral hemodynamics but do not confirm absolute accuracy.
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