Measuring Swallow Activity Using Wireless Millimeter Wave Radio Signals
In person · Pittsburgh · PA · United States
Research provider: Pitt+Me
About this study
This study is recruiting adult volunteers age 18 and older. This research study is evaluating whether a non-contact mmWave sensing system can measure swallowing activity from the neck area. Participation involves a single visit that will be about 1 hour to complete. Compensation is provided.
What you’ll do
Participation involves a single visit that will be about 1 hour Consent and brief eligibility/safety screening Placement of non-invasive sensors near/on the neck area (mmWave + camera + wearable IMU) Structured swallowing tasks using small, pre-defined safe liquid/food amounts and consistencies Short rest breaks between trials Sensor removal and brief wrap-up feedback
Who the researchers are looking for
This study is recruiting adult volunteers age 18 and older. This research study is evaluating whether a non-contact mmWave sensing system can measure swallowing activity from the neck area. Participation involves a single visit that will be about 1 hour to complete. Compensation is provided.
Review the provider’s screening questions. These requirements do not guarantee selection.
Time and reward
Advertised reward
$15 · a $15 Amazon gift card by email after completing the session
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