Research Grants

Fitrockr and Garmin support innovate research through grant programs that provide the tools to conduct health data research studies based on wearable data.

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CURRENT GRANTS

Research Grant – India 2024

Powered by Powered by BioAsia WEF-C4IR and Telangana Life Sciences Foundation.

Application deadline: Apr 30, 2024

Awardee will receive: 

5 Garmin wearables

3-month unrestricted use of Fitrockr Health Solution Platform enabling high-resolution sensor data access

Opportunity to be featured on Garmin Health blog

PAST GRANTS

Research Grant – 
Americas 2023

For our grant, we invite researchers from any country in North or South America.
 

Application deadline: Nov 30, 2023 – closed

Awardees receive: 

5 Garmin wearables

3 months unrestricted access to the Fitrockr Health Solution Platform for up to 50 users

Opportunity to be featured on Garmin Health blog

GRANT WINNERS

North Carolina State University — USA

Enhancing Cardiac Health Monitoring through Machine Learning and Wearable Technology.

Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center — USA

The Hartsville Heart Health Community Prevention Project using tools of medical cybernetics.

Instituto Nacional de Astrofisica, Optica y Electronica (INAOE) — Mexico

Synchronization of multiple biosignals to quantitatively analyze emotional states in young people with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

University of Calgary — Canada

Personalized Health Algorithms using Wearable Devices.

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile — Chile

Advancing Cardiovascular Health Monitoring: A Comprehensive Study Utilizing Garmin Wearables in Collaboration with the Chilean Navy.

Research Grant – 
EMEA 2023

For our grant, we invite researchers from any country in the EMEA region.
 

Application deadline: Mar 31, 2023 – closed

Awardees receive: 

5 Garmin wearables

3 months unrestricted access to the Fitrockr Health Solution Platform for up to 50 users

Opportunity to be featured on Garmin Health blog

GRANT WINNERS

Université Omar Bongo — Gabon

Pilot project on the study of the influence of air pollution and climate on daily health of Gabonese students in the capital (Libreville).

Institute of Behavioral Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Semmelweis University — Hungary

Exploration of Postnatal Stress Assessment Using Heart Rate Variability in Relation with Mother-Newborn Baby Early-Stage Attachment.

Pavol Jozef Šafárik University — Slovakia

Monitoring of selected lifestyle determinants and their corresponding physiological responses using Garmin smartwatches.

University of St. Gallen — Switzerland

Evaluating the “Receptivity of Women During Menstrual Cycle”