Project Rhythm – Onsite Smart Glasses & Wearable Technology Stud at OneForma

Category:
Data Collection

One Forma is looking for participants to join an onsite research study in Redmond, Washington. This project aims to help improve the performance of wearable and sensor technologies through the collection of eye‑tracking and heart rate data. During the session, participants will wear smart glasses and a heart rate monitor while completing a series of guided activities, including periods of rest, simple movements, walking, speed walking, and light jogging on a treadmill.

Participants will also provide feedback about the comfort, fit, and usability of the devices. The study is seeking individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, ages, skin tones, ethnicities, body types, and eye colors to help ensure the technology performs well for diverse populations.

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to collect eye‑tracking and heart‑rate data to support the development and improvement of next‑generation wearable and sensor technologies.

Main Requirements:

• Must be 18 years of age or older.
• Must be able to attend an onsite session in Redmond, WA.
• Must understand written and spoken English without the use of translation devices.
• Must be comfortable wearing smart glasses and a heart rate monitor.
• Must be able to complete light physical activity, including walking, speed walking, and light jogging on a treadmill.
• Must arrive without makeup, permanent makeup, or sunscreen on the day of the session.
• Must present a valid government‑issued  passport for security verification.
• Participants with pacemakers are not eligible.
• Individuals who have previously participated in Project Motion are not eligible.
• Residents of Illinois (IL) and Texas (TX) are not eligible.
• Participants with heart conditions should consult the onsite moderator before participating.

Session duration: approximately 90 minutes.

We are especially interested in hearing from individuals across all age groups, ethnic backgrounds, skin tones, and eye colors. Your participation will help create technology that works better for everyone.