Key result
A commercial smartwatch processing galvanic skin response, RR interval, and body temperature successfully detected mental stress in real-time during cognitive tasks.
Why the study?
Can a commercial smartwatch processing GSR, RR interval, and body temperature accurately detect mental stress during cognitive tasks?
Can a commercial smartwatch processing GSR, RR interval, and body temperature accurately detect mental stress during cognitive tasks?
A commercial smartwatch processing physiological signals including RR interval can be used to detect mental stress in real-time.
Provides proof-of-concept for wearable mental stress detection; leaves open validation in clinical and real-world settings.
In this work we propose a real-time detection of mental stress during different cognitive tasks. Stress is classified processing Galvanic Skin Response (GSR), RR Interval and Body Temperature (BT) acquired by a commercial smartwatch. The unobtrusive system proposed is validated through clinical psychological tests.
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Ciabattoni et al. (2017) studied this question. A commercial smartwatch processing galvanic skin response, RR interval, and body temperature successfully detected mental stress in real-time during cognitive tasks.
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