Hi, my name is Rohan Barnwal and in this project I have taught you that how you can build a device which help you to maintain social distanc

Displays your pulse rate, blood oxygen level and a moving graph of each heart beat, the photoplethysmogram (PPG).

This sleeve uses a Lilypad, accelerometer, and Buzzer to determine whether or not a wrist flick is consistent or not.

We're developing a prototype for a cheap and easy-to-use probe with a potential application in detection and monitoring of cancerous tissue.

This is a bicycle racing game machine using Hall sensor and Unity3D racing game kit. It's very useful to use on diet.

Low cost and noninvasive medical patch that continuously monitors temperature and sends alerts to phone when temperature reaches set limit.

Have you ever wondered how much your hamster actually runs each night? This is a simple (work-in-progress) fitness tracker for hamsters.

To relieve mentally handicapped students' effort and time spent in training walking, Walk Helper with Curie Board will help them.

A device that prevents caretakers from leaving loved ones in unattended vehicles, which can possibly be unsafe due to the environment.

Medical devices are expensive! They don't have to be!

Allows students, educators, and hobbyists to learn about biomedicine by monitoring heart rate, temperature, and other physiological metrics.

Countdown clock easly configurable, quickly restarted and with alarm.

This project consists on a mouse controlled with the movement of the head, using a gyroscope and an Arduino Micro.

Night lights that helps you to sleep

Having problems sinking your birdie putts? Maybe your putter grip is on crooked! This project gives you a way to perfectly align your grip.

Tracking teeth grinding at night.