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Fitbit (test new infoboxes)

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Related topics	Dates and Times, Activity tracking, Sleep tracking, Body temperature tracking, Heart rate tracking
Wiki pages pointing here	Projects (44), People (2), Meeting notes (6)

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Fitbit is an a manufacturer of wearable devices and provider of fitness/wellness related services. Since 2009 they have released a large variety of different activity trackers and smart watches with different form factors and sensors, as well as a range of smart scales. Many have been used and validated in research.[1] In 2019, Fitbit introduced a subscription model called Fitbit Premium for which the company charges ~10 USD/month for access to particular metrics, such as advanced body temperature details or stress.

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Topics: 58

Tools: 41

People: 12

Projects: 11

Subcats of Projects: 15

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Projects using Fitbit

15 Weeks of Self Tracking - 40 Pounds Lost (Justin Foo), 28 Years of Tracking, But What Have I Learned? (Nan Shellabarger), 8,000 Screen Hours (Robby Macdonell), A Million Heartbeats (Crt Ahlin), Activity Tracking and Weight Loss: Apps and Gadgets in Practice (Arne Tensfeldt), Activity Tracking for Teams (Joost Plattel), Analyzing My Weight and Sleep (Kouris Kalligas), Blood Oxygen On Mt. Everest (Fah Sathirapongsasuti), Consolidating Gadgets (Eric Jain), Deciphering My Brain Fog (Mark Drangsholt), Experiments In Treating My Crohn's Disease (Ari Meisel), Fight For Your Right To Recess (Cantor Soule-Reeves), Fit 50s, Sound 60s (Maria Benet), Fitbit: You Had Me at Smooches (Colette Ellis), Fitting Mental Models (Joost Plattel), Genes and other strangers (Esther Dyson), Impact of work-related stress (Gedankenstuecke), Lessons From the Gray Zone Between QS and CBT (Michael Kazarnowicz), Measuring And Predicting Daily Satisfaction (John Cottongim), Memomics And Longevity (Stuart Calimport), Online Activity Aggregation (Beau Gunderson), Parkinson's Tracking Update (Kevin Krejci), QS Adventures with my Kids (Bill Schuller), Quantifying the Emotional Self (Su Hyun Kim), Quantifying with Kids (Victor Lee), Self Knowledge Through Textile-Based Sensing (Anne Prahl), Sleep recordings: Oura vs Fitbit (Gedankenstuecke), The Dashboard Of My Life (David de Souza), The Quantified Double Self: A Tale of Twins (Rosane Oliveira), Tracking Activity, Posture and Time for Increased Health and Productivity (Florian Schumacher), Tracking After A Stroke: Doctors, Dogs, And All The Rest (Andreas Schreiber), Tracking Glucose As A Person Without Diabetes (Justin Lawler), Tracking My Sleep And Resting Heart Rate (Jakob Larsen), Tracking Pregnancy and Baby Growth (Erica Forzani), Tracking my Bruxism (Peter Kuhar), Tracking my Parkinson's (Kevin Krejci), Tracking my Son's Diabetes (Vivienne Ming), Tracking with Zenobase (Eric Jain), Using IOT for Motivation (Charlampos Doukas), Using Running And Cycling Data To Inform My Fashion (Anna Franziska Michel), Weight Loss & Muscle Gain w/ Fitbit (Rob Portil), What does clustering tell us (Gedankenstuecke), Where There's Data There's Hope (Larry Smarr), Why Annual Reporting (Lee Rogers)     15 Weeks of Self Tracking - 40 Pounds Lost Justin Foo 28 Years of Tracking, But What Have I Learned? Nan Shellabarger 8,000 Screen Hours Robby Macdonell A Million Heartbeats Crt Ahlin Activity Tracking and Weight Loss: Apps and Gadgets in Practice Arne Tensfeldt Activity Tracking for Teams Joost Plattel Analyzing My Weight and Sleep Kouris Kalligas Blood Oxygen On Mt. Everest Fah Sathirapongsasuti Consolidating Gadgets Eric Jain Deciphering My Brain Fog Mark Drangsholt Experiments In Treating My Crohn's Disease Ari Meisel Fight For Your Right To Recess Cantor Soule-Reeves Fit 50s, Sound 60s Maria Benet Fitbit: You Had Me at Smooches Colette Ellis Fitting Mental Models Joost Plattel Genes and other strangers Esther Dyson Impact of work-related stress Gedankenstuecke Lessons From the Gray Zone Between QS and CBT Michael Kazarnowicz Measuring And Predicting Daily Satisfaction John Cottongim Memomics And Longevity Stuart Calimport Online Activity Aggregation Beau Gunderson Parkinson's Tracking Update Kevin Krejci QS Adventures with my Kids Bill Schuller Quantifying the Emotional Self Su Hyun Kim Quantifying with Kids Victor Lee Self Knowledge Through Textile-Based Sensing Anne Prahl Sleep recordings: Oura vs Fitbit Gedankenstuecke The Dashboard Of My Life David de Souza The Quantified Double Self: A Tale of Twins Rosane Oliveira Tracking Activity, Posture and Time for Increased Health and Productivity Florian Schumacher Tracking After A Stroke: Doctors, Dogs, And All The Rest Andreas Schreiber Tracking Glucose As A Person Without Diabetes Justin Lawler Tracking My Sleep And Resting Heart Rate Jakob Larsen Tracking Pregnancy and Baby Growth Erica Forzani Tracking my Bruxism Peter Kuhar Tracking my Parkinson's Kevin Krejci Tracking my Son's Diabetes Vivienne Ming Tracking with Zenobase Eric Jain Using IOT for Motivation Charlampos Doukas Using Running And Cycling Data To Inform My Fashion Anna Franziska Michel Weight Loss & Muscle Gain w/ Fitbit Rob Portil What does clustering tell us Gedankenstuecke Where There's Data There's Hope Larry Smarr Why Annual Reporting Lee Rogers Justin Foo, Nan Shellabarger, Robby Macdonell, Crt Ahlin, Arne Tensfeldt, Joost Plattel, Kouris Kalligas, Fah Sathirapongsasuti, Eric Jain, Mark Drangsholt, Ari Meisel, Cantor Soule-Reeves, Maria Benet, Colette Ellis, Joost Plattel, Esther Dyson, Gedankenstuecke, Michael Kazarnowicz, John Cottongim, Stuart Calimport, Beau Gunderson, Kevin Krejci, Bill Schuller, Su Hyun Kim, Victor Lee, Anne Prahl, Gedankenstuecke, David de Souza, Rosane Oliveira, Florian Schumacher, Andreas Schreiber, Justin Lawler, Jakob Larsen, Erica Forzani, Peter Kuhar, Kevin Krejci, Vivienne Ming, Eric Jain, Charlampos Doukas, Anna Franziska Michel, Rob Portil, Gedankenstuecke, Larry Smarr, Lee Rogers no The query description has an empty condition.