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19/12/2025

We are moving! New address from Jan 1st at Plaza Business Park near Helsinki Airport. Read more and note the address:

Movesense moves to new premises at Plaza Business Park near Helsinki Airport. Note the new address from Jan 1st, 2026!

04/12/2025

An exciting new study is underway that will utilize the combination of Movesense ECG and motion measurement to create a foundation for new measurements based on .
Movesense welcomes Prof. Giovanni Salvatore and Alessandro Boldrin of the SUPERVenice DSMN Ca Foscari unit of the Università Ca' Foscari Venezia to join the Movesense Academic Program!

New research project joins Movesense Academic Program to study the potential of Movesense MD sensor in seismocardiography.

26/11/2025

Movesense sensor's inertial measurement validated in gait analysis against gold standard force-plate system. The verdict: Movesense makes high-quality biomechanical measurements accessible outside the lab, enabling real-world monitoring at a fraction of the cost of traditional force plates.

Great job Raúl Martín Gómez & the sports technology team of University of Otago!

A new study validates the accuracy of Movesense inertial measurement in gait analysis vs. the gold standard reference force-plate system.

20/11/2025

How to record HR, RR, ECG, and IMU (movement) data with wearable Movesense sensors? Introducing the Movesense toolkit for various needs of collecting physiological and biomechanical raw data in health, sports, research, and product development.

How to record HR, ECG and IMU data with Movesense sensors - your free toolkit for collecting high-precision wearable data.

17/11/2025

New Movesense-powered solution for rehabilitation! GoodLife Technology is a Finnish expert in digital training solutions for physical rehabilitation and well-being. Their new application, GoodLife Monitor, utilizes data measured by Movesense sensors to support healthcare professionals and motivate patients to achieve better results in various rehabilitation processes. Read more about the benefits of GoodLife Monitor: https://www.movesense.com/showcase/goodlife-monitor/

GoodLife Monitor uses Movesense sensor data for tracking and guiding rehabilitation and optimizing well-being outcomes.

13/11/2025

We are seeing strong growing interest in the wearable Movesense Flash sensor, whose internal memory allows for the standalone recording of several days of or movement data, or even months of heart rate intervals for analysis.
This makes it an excellent solution for collecting physiological and motion data for research purposes, training models, and developing new sensor concepts.
To support the use of the on-board memory, we have just released a new laptop tool for managing the recording settings and downloading recorded files with one or many Movesense Flash sensors. We hope it inspires our network to new interesting research and development projects!
Please note that although Movesense Flash meets medical standards for ambulatory ECG monitoring, it is not currently certified as a medical device.

Multi-day standalone recording of ECG and movement data with the wearable Movesense Flash sensor becomes convenient with this new tool.

30/10/2025

Researchers of the Aalto University Wearable Systems Lab published an open dataset that includes richly annotated movement data measured with 10 Movesense sensors from 29 subjects in 13 different daily strength-demanding activities. The dataset helps developers create new AI-powered movement recognition models for a variety of applications. Congrats on the unique achievement Zeyu Yang, Yu Xiao, Sara Kutkova and Clayton Leite!

Open IMU dataset collected with 10 Movesense sensors on 29 subjects helps researchers build new AI models for movement analysis.

29/07/2025

The new ECG visualization report generated by the Movesense ECG Recorder app version 2.1 includes several tools to help experts to interpret the ECG data.

- ECG sections with high RR interval variability (RR change >100ms between consecutive beats). These snippets highlight the sections with irregular beats.
- Consecutive QRS complexes displayed overlaid in 10-second intervals. This plot provides a quick idea of ​​whether there is significant variation in the shape of the QRS complex at any point in the data.
- 30 second ECG strips of the first 60 minutes of the data.

Movesense ECG Recorder is a mobile app for collecting, viewing and sharing single channel ECG data measured with the Movesense MD sensor. The solution, also know as CardioRTHM, is available for both professionals and individual users and can be used in clinical as well as in home environment.

To try it yourself, install the app on app store and get a Movesense MD sensor and a chest strap at https://cardiorthm.com. The app includes some sample data, so you can get an idea of the functionality even without the sensor.

Read more on https://www.movesense.com/news/.

21/07/2025

The new Movesense ECG Recorder app version 2.1 adds advanced ECG visualization reports that help experts to interpret the ECG data. Here is an example of the 30-sec ECG strips included in the ECG report:

- ECG graph on a millimeter grid on a 25mm/s and 10mm/mV scale
- RR interval of each beat in milliseconds
- Heart rate as beats per minute of each beat
- Vertical center line of each RR interval
- Beat-by-beat heart rate graph as a column chart

Movesense ECG Recorder is a tool for collecting, viewing and sharing single channel ECG data measured with the Movesense MD sensor. The solution, also know as CardioRTHM, is available for both professionals and individual users and can be used in clinical as well as in home environment.'

Read more on movesense.com/news

14/07/2025

Movesense ECG Recorder mobile app update available now! The version 2.1 adds new ECG visualizations that help spotting sections in the ECG data worth closer investigation. The charts also include visualizations of key heart rate variability parameters and statistical graphs, allowing the expert to quickly see whether the ECG signal is normal or not.

The app is certified as a class IIa medical device (EU MDR) with the wearable Movesense MD ECG sensor. It is intended for viewing, recording and sharing data measured with the sensor and is available for iOS and Android.

We have just released the version 2.1 of the Movesense ECG Recorder. The update adds two new analysis reports to the application and an automatic Wi-Fi backup. It also enables the integration of 3rd party ECG analysis services to the app and introduces many technical and usability improvements for m...

09/07/2025

☀️ Long summer days are perfect for recharging and catching up on reading.

Whether you're in med tech, digital health, or sports science, now’s a great time to explore new ideas, case stories, and tech insights.

Our Movesense News page is full of updates, innovations, and real-world use cases that show how wearable sensor tech is shaping the future of health and performance.

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03/07/2025

🔍 How to Choose the Right Sensor for Your Health Solution? Not all sensors are built for clinical use.

If you’re building a medical or wellness solution, here’s a quick checklist to help you choose the right wearable sensor:

- Medical certification – Is it approved or certified for clinical use?
- Raw data access – Can you access the data you need?
- Real-time streaming – Does it support low-latency data transfer for live applications?
- Battery life – Is it long enough for your use case (e.g., multi-day monitoring)?
- SDK/API support – Can your developers easily build on top of it?

💡 A sensor isn’t just hardware — it’s the foundation of your solution. Choose smart.