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Move, eat, sleep, repeat: Living by rhythm with proactive self-tracking technologies

Minna Vigren

Minna Vigren

Department of Computer and Systems Sciences, Stockholm UniversitySweden
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Harley Bergroth

Harley Bergroth

Department of Sociology, University of TurkuFinland
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09 set 2021
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Pubblicato online: 09 set 2021
Pagine: 137 - 151
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/nor-2021-0046
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© 2021 Minna Vigren et al., published by Sciendo
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Figure 1

Daily fitness cycles, November 2019Comments: The figure shows a screenshot from Minna's Apple Watch S3 fitness app. The colours of the rings indicate active calories burned (red), brisk activity (green), and times per day when one stands for at least one minute per hour (blue).
Daily fitness cycles, November 2019Comments: The figure shows a screenshot from Minna's Apple Watch S3 fitness app. The colours of the rings indicate active calories burned (red), brisk activity (green), and times per day when one stands for at least one minute per hour (blue).

Figure 2

Visually directed rhythmicityComments: The figure shows a screenshot from Harley's Fitbit Charge HR and visualises the various rhythmicities displayed to the user, including activity, exercise, and sleep.
Visually directed rhythmicityComments: The figure shows a screenshot from Harley's Fitbit Charge HR and visualises the various rhythmicities displayed to the user, including activity, exercise, and sleep.
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