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Shimmer Research develops a wireless sensor platform called Shimmer that allows users to record and transmit physiological and sensor data. Shimmer sensors have applications in biomechanics, remote patient monitoring, and other areas. Shimmer collaborates with research institutions and hospitals in Ireland and internationally on projects involving the Shimmer platform to further sensor development and explore clinical applications.
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