Hi all,
I'm a firefighter and when we wear breathing apparatus we have a thing called a bodyguard (Google dräger bodyguard) which constantly monitors our stats like air supply and breathing rate. It also detects our movement and if we stay still for 30 seconds, we get an audible warning which will turn off if we move but if we stay still for a further 10 seconds a loud alarm will sound and can not be turned off until we are outside the building and put a tally inside the unit. This is so people know we have been static for a long period of time and are likely to be in danger.
I am now wondering if something similar can be done for the garmin watches software or an app which runs whilst you do a live track activity. I do a lot of mountain biking alone and I tend to be rather silly sometimes and I have injured myself a lot. What I was thinking was have something that detects movement and rather than detecting a sudden movement and translating that into a crash, it will detect no movement and issue a warning which can be cleared via the watch, if the warning is not cleared then another warning gets sent to the live track contact informing them of the users non movement and location and they can then either attempt to contact them or go looking for them.
Can this be done?
Thank you for reading, hopefully it makes sense.