Consumer Interaction with Fitness-trackers for Physical Activity
27 July 2020
The purpose of this study is to investigate individuals’ use of and interaction with their wearable activity-trackers and the range of factors that may influence this interaction. It also explores whether using activity trackers influences physical activity levels and whether this changes overtime.
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About the researcher
I am a doctoral researcher at the university of Nottingham. I hold an MSc in Biotechnology, a BSc in Pharmacy, and am a qualified pharmacist. My broad area of interest is public health, self-tracking, and the consumers use of commercial tools to assist in their health and fitness routines.
