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Meten = weten aims to help people measure and understand their physical activity levels through data collection. Data can be collected through questionnaires, activity monitors, GPS signals, and devices like the miCoach X_CELL which tracks acceleration, changes in direction, vertical movement, and heart rate. While different tools measure physical activity in various ways, it is important to only compare data collected using the same methods.
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