Anyone else order one of these? [image] CORE Body Temperature Sensor The CORE sensor is the first non-invasive device that continuously and accurately measure Core Body Temperature under real-life conditions. For athletes who are serious about their performance as well as their health a…

I have one on order, but more from a professional curiousity side…we manufacture medical thermometers so I want to check this out. I’m a little dubious as to their claims…extrapolating core temp from surface measurements has never been very accurate. We’ll see…

I’m interested in it not just for crazy hot days where my power is garbage and my HR is high, but also on extended climbs where I suffer, I think because at 7mph there is very little airflow. It will be interesting to see the numbers.

Shane how are you validating the accuracy? How you cross referencing against another thermometer?

[image] gpl: I’m not. I draw the line with shoving things into dark places verify anything for this sport… or ingesting some kind of pill. No sense of adventure. :winking_face_with_tongue::winking_face_with_tongue::winking_face_with_tongue: Thanks for the feedback…agreed that there is some q…

yesterday before sleeping i seen this thread, i am very interest in this topic, is it possible to merge with this thread: [image] Do you use "Estimated Body Temperature Data Field" on your Garmin? Training since a while i use the Estimated Body Temperature Dat…

So my pre-ordered unit arrived this week. Will be starting to play around with it this weekend. I remain somewhat skeptical about being able to measure actual “core” body temp via an on-skin unit, but we’ll see. Also skeptical about whether it has any useful function during an activity…

I’ve used it on three rides so far, and even if there is no actionable data, I consider it an interesting look inside the machine. What I am seeing so far is that it takes a VERY long time for core temp to increase, and also decrease. Yesterday in Chicago it was finally a little warm at 73-75 degree…

A few things: Update the firmware using the iOS app. It’s easy in settings, automatically checks. Put the sensor on a good 10 minutes or so before riding. It takes no time at all to get the skin temp, but core temp takes time to get the first measurement. On my Garmin 1030, it doesn’t wait around …

[image] cinzanoframepump: What I am seeing so far is that it takes a VERY long time for core temp to increase, and also decrease. Yesterday in Chicago it was finally a little warm at 73-75 degrees, but I wore the same exact clothes I wore for a ride at 50 degrees (LS jersey and a noninsulated b…

[image] cinzanoframepump: Don’t bother wearing it overnight for some sort of insight. It’s a really boring result. So no diurnal variation? I wonder if it could it be used to detect ovulation for those using the rhythm method of birth control?

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yesterday before sleeping i seen this thread, i am very interest in this topic, is it possible to merge with this thread:

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