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Electrosmart is an Android application which measures the radio-frequency electromagnetic waves emitting from various sources like mobile phones (cellular networks i.e., 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G), WiFi access points, Bluetooth devices, etc.[2] The app uses the antenna of mobile phones to calculate the pollution of waves and order them according to the power of that particular source. The app also provides recommendations to moderate the exposure.[3] The data collected is administered in France and maintained by Inria Ethics Committee.[4]
Arnaud Legout, a research scientist in INRIA at French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation[5] launched the Free EMF Detector, EMF Meter - ElectroSmart app on August 23, 2016 to the android users via Google Play.[1] The app was developed by a research team DIANA (Design, Implementation and Analysis of Networking Architectures) led by Arnaud Legout in partnership with Electronics, Antennas and Telecommunications Laboratory (CNRS and Sophia Antipolis University).[6] The team researched for 2 years before launching the final product into the market.[7] According to IARC (International Agency for Research on Cancer) and WHO (World Health Organization), the electromagnetic fields generated by mobile phones may be carcinogenic to humans.[8][9]
Featuresedit
The app measures and records the data after every five seconds and execute in order to provide real time measurement on a scale of 0 to 100.[10] The exposure index from 0 to 42 is considered to be 'Low' and an ideal exposure for electrosensitive people to sleep and take rest, index from 42 to 70 is considered to be 'Moderate' and denotes well connectivity to RF radiation emitting devices but not an over-exposure, and index from 70 to 100 is known to be 'High' and recommends action to be taken in order to moderate the exposure.[11] It also captures the geolocation of the phone and its orientation in the space.[9] The app keeps the data record of the exposure to which user was exposed during past days and provides an option to view summary in 'Statistics' section of the app.[12] The app alerts its users in case of high exposure and provides them solutions to create insulation from electromagnetic sources.[7]
User statisticsedit
In first 6 months, app gained more than 2,000 downloads.[7] By June 2018, app became more popular among the audience and received more than 64,000 downloads and 30,000 active users in addition to 850 million measurements.[2][13][12] At present, app is downloaded more than 1,000,000 times in 150 countries and established a rating of 4.5 out of 5 on Google Play.[1][13]
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calculate the pollution of waves and order them according to the power of that particular source The app also provides recommendations to moderate the exposure 3 The data collected is administered in France and maintained by Inria Ethics Committee 4 ElectrosmartDeveloper s ElectrosmartInitial releaseAugust 23 2016 7 years ago 2016 08 23 Stable release1 24 Android 1 Operating systemAndroid 4 1 or laterAvailable inEnglish French Spanish German Italian PortugueseTypeHealth amp LifestyleWebsiteelectrosmart wbr app Contents 1 History 2 Features 3 User statistics 4 Current executives 5 References 6 External linksHistory editArnaud Legout a research scientist in INRIA at French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation 5 launched the Free EMF Detector EMF Meter ElectroSmart app on August 23 2016 to the android users via Google Play 1 The app was developed by a research team DIANA Design Implementation and Analysis of Networking Architectures led by Arnaud Legout in partnership with Electronics Antennas and Telecommunications Laboratory CNRS and Sophia Antipolis University 6 The team researched for 2 years before launching the final product into the market 7 According to IARC International Agency for Research on Cancer and WHO World Health Organization the electromagnetic fields generated by mobile phones may be carcinogenic to humans 8 9 Features editThe app measures and records the data after every five seconds and execute in order to provide real time measurement on a scale of 0 to 100 10 The exposure index from 0 to 42 is considered to be Low and an ideal exposure for electrosensitive people to sleep and take rest index from 42 to 70 is considered to be Moderate and denotes well connectivity to RF radiation emitting devices but not an over exposure and index from 70 to 100 is known to be High and recommends action to be taken in order to moderate the exposure 11 It also captures the geolocation of the phone and its orientation in the space 9 The app keeps the data record of the exposure to which user was exposed during past days and provides an option to view summary in Statistics section of the app 12 The app alerts its users in case of high exposure and provides them solutions to create insulation from electromagnetic sources 7 User statistics editIn first 6 months app gained more than 2 000 downloads 7 By June 2018 app became more popular among the audience and received more than 64 000 downloads and 30 000 active users in addition to 850 million measurements 2 13 12 At present app is downloaded more than 1 000 000 times in 150 countries and established a rating of 4 5 out of 5 on Google Play 1 13 Current executives editArnaud Legout Co founder and CEO 2 David Migliacci Co founder and CMO 12 References edit a b c Electrosmart App on Google Playstore Retrieved January 15 2020 a b c Marchand Leila Electrosmart l appli qui revele votre exposition aux ondes lesechos fr Retrieved February 25 2020 Cecile M ElectroSmart une app perfectible mais utile pour mesurer son niveau d exposition sante ondes com Retrieved October 18 2019 Sermondadaz Sarah Electrosmart une application d Inria pour mesurer son exposition aux ondes electromagnetiques sciencesetavenir fr Retrieved November 26 2019 BAYARD FLORIAN DAS une application Android permet de mesurer votre exposition aux ondes electromagnetiques phonandroid com Retrieved April 23 2018 Sanfilippo Delphine Electrosmart l application qui mesure les ondes electromagnetiques univ cotedazur fr Retrieved June 28 2018 permanent dead link a b c Frenois Mathilde Nice Un chercheur cree une application qui sonde les ondes 20minutes fr Retrieved March 23 2017 Dufetel Camille Une application pour mesurer son exposition aux ondes electromagnetiques linfodurable fr Retrieved November 15 2019 a b Larousserie David Les ondes enregistrees grace au portable lemonde fr Retrieved January 27 2020 Bottero Laurence Electrosmart veut devenir le Yuka des ondes marseille latribune fr Retrieved October 30 2019 Migliacci David How we are measuring Electromagnetic Radiation electrosmart app Retrieved May 14 2019 a b c Chevallier Helene ElectroSmart mesure votre exposition aux ondes franceinter fr Retrieved June 28 2018 a b Burdin Pierre Olivier Electrosmart profession chasseurs d ondes tribuca net Retrieved April 29 2019 External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Electrosmart amp oldid 1211414475, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
