A practical test explored several smart applications for home biohacking: a blood glucose sensor, a fitness ring and a cycle tracker. The aim was to assess the experience of using these tools in everyday life and identify their strengths and weaknesses.
The test was conducted by Andrea Maurer and covers both technology and hardware as well as privacy. The available report description indicates that the devices were evaluated from a user’s perspective, with particular attention to what was useful and what was disappointing.
The article also raises questions about how personal data is handled when using smart health and fitness applications. The recovered source material does not provide further details about the specific devices, test results or individual findings.
Sources: Golem.de.