Publicado:
2021-12-28Número:
Vol. 19 Núm. 1 (2022)Sección:
Investigación y DesarrolloAplicación móvil para medir la frecuencia cardíaca: fiabilidad, barreras y oportunidades
Mobile application to measure heart rate: restrictions, barriers and opportunities
Palabras clave:
Informática educativa, Medicina deportiva, Salud, Sistema cardiovascular (es).Palabras clave:
Computer uses in education, Sports medicine, Health, Cardiovascular systems (en).Descargas
Resumen (es)
Teniendo en cuenta que la actividad física es de vital importancia en la vida diaria de los estudiantes universitarios, se detalla el desarrollo de una aplicación para determinar la frecuencia cardíaca para dispositivos móviles Android por medio de la cámara y el flash del dispositivo, la cual está disponible para el grupo de investigación Osiris & Bioaxis de la Facultad de Ingeniería de Sistemas y la Facultad de Psicología, para el proyecto Medición de actividad física y adherencia al ejercicio, con el fin de promover la actividad física y la adherencia por parte de los estudiantes de la Universidad el Bosque.Esta aplicación permite realizar la medición de la frecuencia cardiaca analizando 40 fotogramas por segundo. Se detallaron las posibles limitantes a la hora de la medición de la frecuencia cardíaca con las diferentes versiones y la fiabilidad de la aplicación en comparación con un oxímetro, estableciendo que el medidor desarrollado posee una alta precisión en los resultados obtenidos y que dependiendo de la versión variara el tiempo que tarda en arrojar el resultado.
Resumen (en)
Considering that physical activity is of vital importance in the daily lives of university students, this article outlines the development of an application for Android mobile devices that determines the user’s heart rate using the device’s camera and flash. This application has been made available to the Osiris & Bioaxis Research Group, jointly run by the Faculty of Systems Engineering and the Faculty of Psychology, for their project promoting physical activity and exercise adherence for students of Universidad el Bosque by measuring and tracking that activity.
The application allows heart rate measurement by analyzing illuminated images of the user’s finger at a rate of forty frames per second. This study examined the possible limitations on the measurement of heart rate in different versions of the application and compared the reliability of the application with that of an oximeter. It was found that the application has high precision in the results obtained; and, depending on the version of the application, the time taken to output the measurement varies.
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