we can now speak to stanford university's professor michael snyder, who led the study. devices pick up on the signs of covid? what is it they are looking for? they are actually measuring you 20 47 for all kinds of things. your resting heart rate, your skin temperature. it depends on the device. what is powerful about them is that they are measuring you 20 47, so they are always following you. so you can actually follow people's�* normal baseline parameters, if you will their heart rate and things like that, and when they get ill they will be a sudden jump in those parameters. in our case we can pick that up, your resting heart rate will be elevated when people get ill. it sounds fascinating that it can actually do this, but is it not much more expensive way of detecting covid rather than the various tests out of there that may be cost a couple of dollars?— may be cost a couple of dollars? ., , ., , ,.,, dollars? no, 'ust the opposite. one dollars? no, just the opposite. one smartwatch _ dollars? no, just the opposite. one smartwatch costs - dollars? no, just the opposit