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I'm currently working on a project which requires my java program to keep track of a users current heart rate. Now, my problem is that i seem to be unable to find any sort of heart rate monitor which is able to connect to a java program running on a Windows PC.

I'm currently experimenting with a Polar H7 Bluetooth smart ready heart rate monitor and i'm trying to get it to connect with my PC which has a Bluetooth 4.0 adapter(Bluetooth smart) but it seems to be leading to a dead end.

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    I don't think its that relevant if it connects to java. Have you found one that you can connect to a computer - USB is probably simpler than bluetooth. Even if the libraries are C/C++, you could easily write JNI interfaces to get access. – drone.ah Feb 15 '13 at 19:42
  • Honestly no, and i have searched for a while for a Heart Rate Monitor that connects to a PC, but most seem to only be compatible with certain Smart Phones. – Ino Koludrovic Feb 16 '13 at 09:17
  • To add on to @drone.ah - If you found one that connects to the computer, you could most likely find a spec for it and write the corresponding java library yourself instead of JNI. – Dan W Dec 07 '15 at 21:15

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