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Near-infrared spectroscopy based biophotonic capability addresses the current limitations with sleep study instruments to sort sleep stages and detect sleep events. Textile fiber embedded sensors integrated into inner-socket environments provide simultaneous measurement of tactile forces, wetness, biopotentials and body heat and provide continuous monitoring for lower-limb prosthetic devices. 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The added respiratory sound sensors (microphones and e-stethoscopes) listen the correlation between sniffing\/breathing\/panting to understand olfactory detection behavior of canines to improve the working efficiency of scent detection dogs. The physiological sensing on guide dog puppy harnesses combined with environmental sensing on their collars provide a data collection infrastructure to inform the screening and selection process for guide dogs for the blind. 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These devices are designed to monitor urban (pigeon) and farm (chicken\/turkey) birds and endangered animals. 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