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Follow on Google News | Fitaide Uses the 3D Motion Sensor on the iPhone / iPod Touch to Measure Exercise IntensityFitaide is the first application to turn the iPhone (or iPod Touch) into an activity sensor that reliably measures energy expenditure from any movement-based activity
By: POSCITECH According to Siva Raj, CEO of Poscitech, "We developed Fitaide to help people find effective ways to stay active, burn calories and improve their fitness from doing things they naturally enjoy - whether its stepping to salsa, running a marathon or playing frisbee at the beach. Fitaide is relevant for users at all levels of fitness and particularly those seeking to integrate activity into their daily lives". Fitaide is unique in being usable for a range of activities - from sports like basketball or golf to aerobics and dance as well as for walking or running - essentially whenever the user is on their feet. It applies the motion sensor to capture the natural variation in stride length as a person walks or runs, thereby achieving higher accuracy in measuring distance travelled, speed and the number of steps taken. Those planning to buy an expensive heart rate monitor or activity sensor would be pleased to have an alternative at a fraction of the cost and without the need to carry an extra piece of kit. Fitaide is available worldwide on the iTunes store, priced at $2.99 or equivalent. Follow this link for more detail: http://www.fitaide.com. # # # About Poscitech Poscitech is a Bangalore based start-up engaged in creating mobile applications to help users self-manage their health and improve their wellbeing. Focus areas include: 1. Health and Fitness 2. Disease Prevention 3. Management of Chronic Conditions such as Diabetes Contact: Siva Raj Founder & CEO info@poscitech.com http://www.poscitech.com End
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