Gallery: A Next-Level Smartwatch That Detects Seizures

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    The Embrace is a new wearable that can detect seizures.
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    Developed by Empatica and designed by Pearl Studios, the device is like a next-level smartwatch.
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    The Embrace's sensors take readings of things like sleep and movement activity. They also read electrodermal activity, an indicator for stress.
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    Using the EDA readings, the Embrace is able to detect a seizure before it happens.
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    When someone has a seizure an emergency contact finds out through a connected app.
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    The design for adults.
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    And for children.
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