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A single wrist or ankle accelerometer can tell you how much an infant moved. It cannot tell you, second by second, whether they were lying, sitting, crawling or standing. A systematic study shows why, and what the minimum is.
A clinic visit sees twenty minutes of a child in an unfamiliar room. MAIJU measures ordinary play at home, objectively and as often as a study needs — and the published evidence shows what that is worth.
A new Helsinki company, spun out of the BABA Center research behind the MAIJU and NAPPA infant wearables, to take published methods into everyday use in research and care.
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