Measuring human physiological indices for thermal comfort assessment through wearable devices: A review
• Physiological methods for thermal comfort evaluation are reviewed. • EEG, ECG, ST and GSR measurements are described in relation to comfort studies. • Wearable devices for experimental comfort measurements are presented. • Reliability of low-cost, semi-invasive, wearable devices is discussed. • Ph...
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