Key result
The Obimon device demonstrated valid electrodermal activity measurements compared to a reference system during various tasks, proving feasible for single or multi-subject environments.
Why the study?
Existing systems needed improvement to enable simultaneous EDA measurements across many subjects, remote real-time monitoring, and compact wearable collection of high-precision data.
Population
Subjects in group and single subject environments
Comparison
Obimon device vs reference system (Nexus)
Design
Validation experiment
Authors
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Supports research use of wearable EDA monitoring; leaves open clinical validation in cardiovascular cohorts.
The Obimon device is a valid and feasible open-source tool for collecting electrodermal activity in single or multi-subject environments.
Kasos et al. (2019) studied this question. Obimon device vs. Nexus reference system was evaluated on Validity of EDA measurements compared to a reference system. The Obimon device demonstrated valid electrodermal activity measurements compared to a reference system during various tasks, proving feasible for single or multi-subject environments.
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