Wearable & Sensor Videos

  1. One Surprising Reason Wearables Stalled A Clinical Trial 2/7/2023

    Clinical trial technologies have been innovated and introduced into clinical research with the hope of making trials quicker, easier, and more accurate — for all parties involved. But what happens when the approach isn’t as patient centric as intended? Janssen Clinical Innovation’s Bert Hartog describes how using one particular wearable nearly derailed a study.

  2. Measure Critical Health Outcomes In GLP-1 And Related Obesity Treatments 9/17/2024

    In this session of Digital Health Monthly, Dr. Glenn Gaesser shares his extensive research on the intersection of obesity and exercise physiology, emphasizing the importance of physical activity.

  3. Vital Sign Monitoring Using Wearable PPG Technology 11/20/2024

    Explore the latest advancements in photoplethysmography (PPG) technology and discover how innovative cardiac metrics can enhance your research by joining the Q&A session with industry experts.

  4. Redefining ALS Clinical Endpoints: Unlocking The Potential Of DHT 10/20/2025

    ALS drug development struggles with trial failures due to complex biology and endpoints. Digital health offers sensitive, objective measures to improve clinical trial outcomes collaboratively.

  5. Technology Overload: Addressing Site Challenges Of Digital Trials 5/23/2024

    Watch as speakers explore the experiences of sites conducting digital and hybrid trials, discussing the critical benefits of a change management strategy and a unified digital trial platform.

  6. Accelerate Parkinson's Drug Development With Active, Passive DHT Monitoring 4/15/2025

    Discover how a new ActiGraph–Indivi partnership is enhancing neurology clinical trials with digital health technologies that enable more sensitive, real-world outcome measures.

  7. Future Of Digital Biomarker Platforms In Parkinson's Research 4/21/2023

    Understand the importance of platform-enabled real-time data capture and how to leverage AI and machine learning platforms to drive study insight into disease progression and treatment.

  8. Accelerating Rare Disease Drug Development With Wearable DHTs 12/8/2023

    Watch as experts from ActiGraph, Bellerophon Therapeutics, and IQVIA come together to explore the obstacles and potential breakthroughs in rare disease research.

  9. Comprehensive Digital Health Technology And Scientific Support 2/16/2024

    Christine Guo, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer at Actigraph provides an update on their latest multisensor device under the LEAP™ suite of wearables and information about its Scientific Services.

  10. The Next Generation Multisensor Wearable For Patient-Centered Research 11/20/2023

    Explore an advanced wearable device that combines the style and comfort of a consumer smartwatch with one of the most comprehensive and sophisticated collections of sensors in the industry.