Abstract: A method to collect cardiovascular data relating to an individual user (U), in a system comprising an acoustic sensor (4) configured to be coupled to the chest of the user, an arm band (2) having an inflatable bladder (53) configured to be placed around at a predefined position around a upper limb of the user, for example the left arm (BG), a pneumatic unit with at least a pump (7) and a pressure sensor (61), configured to inflate and deflate the inflatable bladder, an arterial blood path (P) being defined from the heart to the left arm (BG) of the user,the method comprising a set of steps named PTT procedure: /A1/-acquiring acoustic signals at the acoustic sensor, /A2/-acquiring pressure signals at the pressure sensor, representative of pressure occurring at the brachial artery, /S0/-inflate the bladder at a predetermined pressure (PT1) /S1/-determining aortic valve closing instant T1(k) from acoustic signals, /S2/-determining subsequently, from pressure signals, a characteristic point (M2) of the pressure s

Abstract: A wearable device with an air quality sensor, the wearable device, comprising a housing enclosing an electronic board, a display arrangement, a battery, the housing lodging a cavity with an internal area, the cavity containing an air quality sensor in the internal area, the cavity being delimited by a cavity wall and by a membrane, the membrane having an inner wall oriented toward the cavity internal area and an outer wall opposed to the inner wall, the internal area of the cavity being in fluid communication with the ambient air through the membrane, the membrane being permeable to air and substantially not permeable to water.

Abstract: A wearable device with an air quality sensor, the wearable device, comprising a housing enclosing an electronic board, a display arrangement, a battery, the housing lodging a cavity with an internal area, the cavity containing an air quality sensor in the internal area, the cavity being delimited by a cavity wall and by a membrane, the membrane having an inner wall oriented toward the cavity internal area and an outer wall opposed to the inner wall, the internal area of the cavity being in fluid communication with the ambient air through the membrane, the membrane being permeable to air and substantially not permeable to water.