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The pulse tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about heart rate detection and monitoring using Microsoft technologies. Topics include using the Kinect v2 sensor to determine a user's heart rate without physical contact, as demonstrated by Microsoft Kinect for Windows MVP Dwight Goins. Another thread explores displaying heart rate data from the Microsoft Band via a Raspberry Pi 2 using Mono, C#, OWIN, and a Windows Phone, highlighting IoT and cross-platform development. These posts reflect interest in biometric sensing and integration with Microsoft hardware and software. The tag also appears in a music-related thread about Pink Floyd's P.U.L.S.E concert, though that is an outlier.
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    Kinect to your Heart

    Today Dwight Goins shares a great example on using one of the coolest features of the Kinect v2, heart rate detection... Link Removed When the latest Kinect sensor was unveiled more than a year ago at Build 2014, demos showed how it could determine a user’s heart rate without attaching...
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    • algorithms computer vision data processing detection dwight goins face tracking heart rate ica infrared kinect machine learning microsoft open source project pulse r programming rgb signal processing user interface wpf
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    Raspberry PI 2 and the Microsoft Band

    With the recent release of the Microsoft Band SDK Preview, it seems right to highlight those of you how are building cool stuff with it... And if we mix in some IoT, well... woot! Joost van Schaik is mixing in just about everything, Microsoft Band, Raspberry PI 2, Mono, C# and even Windows...
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    • api application buzzer device innovation github hardware heart rate iot led microsoft band mono owin pulse raspberry pi sdk sensor kit technology visual studio windows phone
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    VIDEO Pink Floyd, Poles Apart, Live in Concert (P.U.L.S.E)

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