# ⌚ Health Monitoring Wristband
TAGGER health monitoring wristbands are designed to monitor and collect users' physiological data in complex environments. These wristbands are capable of tracking a wide range of metrics, including heart rate, blood pressure, sleep patterns, body temperature, blood oxygen levels, respiratory rate, non-invasive blood glucose levels, mental health stress, ECG (electrocardiogram), and SpO2 (blood oxygen saturation) for the early detection of cardiovascular and respiratory issues. They also function as comprehensive fitness trackers.
The physiological data collected from users will contribute to the development of a Health Monitoring AI model. In return for their data, users will receive token rewards, creating an incentive for participation while ensuring privacy and data security through decentralized protocols.
The datasets and AI models generated through this initiative will be provided free of charge to organizations such as the World Health Organization and the International Red Cross. By doing so, TAGGER aims to support public welfare activities and contribute to the global improvement of health outcomes, advancing the well-being of humanity as a whole.
Figure 11 Conceptual Diagram of Tagger's Health Monitoring Wristband
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