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HUBII—Towards an Open Human Biosignal Intelligence Platform

With the rise of biosignal sensor technology and the wide adoption of wearables like smartwatches, the ability to collect high-quality human biosignals in the field has grown rapidly. Researchers may use these signals to investigate human states like emotions or...



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