This book explores the impact of the digital portable technologies in the behavior research by delving into the fascinating world of wearable devices, smart sensors, and interactive applications that have revolutionized the way we observe, analyze, and understand human actions, emotions, and cognitive processes. As society increasingly relies on digital portables to augment daily activities, researchers, psychologists, and sociologists have gained unprecedented access to real-time data streams that shed light on the intricacies of human behavior. Chapters will address how these technologies have not only transformed data collection methods but also sparked a paradigm shift in behavioral research. This is a must read for for academics, professionals, and anyone intrigued by the possibilities of technology-driven behavioral study as the potential societal implications of these advancements are scrutinized, sparking essential discussions on the responsible use of data and safeguardingindividual autonomy

Givago Silva Souza is a Brazilian professor and neuroscientist affiliated with the Federal University of Pará. His research is centered around the development of novel methods for assessing sensory and motor systems using low-cost digital tools. He holds a special interest in the color vision of both human and non-human primates, as well as the evaluation of balance and mobility control in both healthy and diseased elderly individuals.