Research findings: healbe gobe2 can accurately track calorie intake

The food for Health Institute at the University of California, Davis (http:// recently completed a validation study for the innovative health monitoring smart bracelet, healbe gobe2 Twenty seven adult volunteers aged 18 to 40 (11 men and 16 women) participated in the 14 day study The results confirm the accuracy of healbe gobe2 in automatically tracking calorie intake The study assessed the accuracy of calorie calculation and compared data from human recorded calorie intake of volunteers with data from gobe2 The meals used by the Institute are in the commercial kitchen at the University of California, Davis campus, and are produced by trained catering staff in accordance with the strict HACCP (hazard analysis (http:// protocol The team analyzed the calories on each specific menu item They weighed, recorded, distributed, and served each meal eaten by all volunteers in the UC Davis dining facility (http:// and recorded leftovers To determine the accuracy of healbe gobe2 and its algorithm in predicting the actual diet of volunteers, the team investigated the correlation between calorie intake records and gobe2 data The data was then converted to a three-day moving average with an accuracy of 87% for gobe2 In two weeks, gobe2 was 89.6% accurate in measuring calorie intake Healbe gobe2's ability to track calorie intake so accurately makes this device (http:// very different from other wearable health monitoring smart bracelets The accuracy of helbe gobe2 is higher than that of other wearable devices Other wearable devices rely on human to record the diet and calorie intake manually, and the human error in the recording process usually makes the measurement accuracy far less than 50% By creating wearable devices like gobe2, healbe plans to become an easy-to-use, highly accurate, non-invasive tool that helps people improve their overall health in all places, achieve their weight loss goals, and then reduce the likelihood of obesity related diseases