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Three-lead ECG on Astroskin, single-lead on Hexoskin, with heart rate and HRV.
Scenario Review With Astroskin and Hexoskin
Replay a scenario with heart rate, breathing, and movement lined up against what happened. See when the demand built, how people responded, and how quickly they recovered, alongside each participant’s own account.
Hexoskin OneView keeps every session with its annotations, so the team can go straight to the moments that matter.
Three-lead ECG on Astroskin, single-lead on Hexoskin, with heart rate and HRV.
Two textile bands for breathing rate, tidal volume, and minute ventilation.
Astroskin adds PPG, SpO₂, and skin temperature.
Live data on Android with Hexoskin OneSDK, every session in Hexoskin OneView.
Mark scenario events during or after the recording, then review heart rate, breathing, and activity around each one. Breathing and movement explain a heart-rate peak, whether a sprint, a heavy lift, or a pause before action, and participant accounts add what sensors cannot capture. Each review sharpens the next round of training.
Choose Astroskin for the widest set of signals, or Hexoskin to equip larger groups. Both share one recording, software, and data ecosystem.
Heart rate, breathing rate, and activity live in Hexoskin OneApp, or streamed to your own Android application with Hexoskin OneSDK.
Explore Hexoskin OneAppFull sessions, annotations, and metrics for every participant in Hexoskin OneView, with exports for your analysis.
Explore the SoftwareThe ECG, breathing, and acceleration waveforms behind every value, with Hexoskin OneAPI access for your own tools.
Explore the Raw SignalsHexoskin OneView documentation and published human performance studies show how teams review physiological recordings.
Software documentation. Hexoskin study software for reviewing participant recordings, annotations, and data access.
Read the SourceHexoskin research page for human performance and safety studies in defense, aerospace, first response, and the workplace.
Read the SourceForty police officers completed training scenarios while Hexoskin recorded heart rate and heart rate variability, compared with scenario performance grades. A study brief, not a peer-reviewed article.
Read the SourceBackground reading on continuous physiological monitoring in this field. Each paper is a free download.

Operational stress injuries among first responders, and the cardiac, respiratory, and sleep measures that research has explored to detect and follow them.
Download the White PaperTell us about the scenario, the events you track, and who reviews the data. We can help you set up recording, annotations, and access.