ActiGraph provides medical-grade wearable devices and software solutions for continuous physical activity and sleep monitoring in clinical research.
ActiGraph is a pioneer in the digital transformation of clinical research and the global leader in medical-grade wearable technology. The company develops comprehensive activity monitoring solutions, including the wGT3X-BT, GT9X Link, and LEAP sensors, which are widely used by academic researchers and pharmaceutical companies. These devices measure and record continuous, high-resolution physical activity and sleep/wake data, providing objective insights into human behavior and physiology.
Combined with the CentrePoint software platform, ActiGraph’s ecosystem enables efficient data management and analysis for clinical trials. Trusted in thousands of studies worldwide, ActiGraph focuses on delivering accurate, validated, and regulatory-compliant digital measures to improve patient outcomes and advance health research.
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The ActiGraph LEAP typically has a battery life of approximately 30 to 32 days, depending on usage settings.
Connect the device to its charging dock and use the supplied USB cable to plug it into a wall outlet or computer. A solid battery icon on the screen indicates the device is fully charged. An internet connection is not required for charging.
Yes, the device is rated IPX7, meaning it can withstand immersion in water up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes.
It is typically worn on the non-dominant wrist, similar to a wristwatch. However, specific study protocols may require it to be worn on the waist, ankle, or thigh.
If you are a study participant, report any lost or broken devices immediately to your Site Administrator or the ActiGraph Support team.