Observed arrival · 2026-09-02
SkinSenseAir, a wrist instrument for mapping human skin gas
A proposed wrist-worn sensor records skin emissions alongside heart rate, environmental data, and location context.
Field notes
The instrument combines a sealed silicone chamber with five named gas and environmental sensors, then writes readings to a 42-column CSV rather than requiring cloud storage. A session can include skin emissions, chamber climate, heart rate, HRV, SpO₂, GPS, and altitude, while contributed location is reduced to a 10 km grid. The page describes a future pooled comparison dashboard and a CC BY-SA public dataset, but the extract does not confirm that either is operating yet.
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