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

In this project we show how we made a single-lead ECG monitor for heart-rate variability using the MAX30003 and an Arduino Uno.

We initially made HealthyPi as HAT add-on board for Raspberry Pi. Now you can run the application on any desktop PC with a USB port.

If you want a device that could measure your heart beat and plot its curve trace on an OLED display, then this will be your best guide.

Prevent back pain by detecting bad posture and correct it immediately!

An I2C interface with Blynk.

USING HEARTBEAT SENSOR FOR COUNTING THE NUMBER OF HEARTBEATS per MINUTE

The FIRST stop smoking device! !

A dress with my painting of flowers on the fabric; fireflies in the flowers blink according to wearer's heart-rate.

Bosco tests are designed to assess the morphofunctional characteristics of one's legs muscles as well as their neuromuscular skills.

People are always going to age but technology will always be advancing so lets use the advancing technology to fight against aging bodies!

A smart gadget made with Arduino that makes sure you never miss your medicine or pills.

DIY real-time footsteps counter using an Arduino to show the number of steps taken per day on your smartphone.

Countdown clock easly configurable, quickly restarted and with alarm.

It is a rechargeable waterproof lap counter that does not use a water proof bag separately.

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

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

LED Illuminating Glove inspired by Blink Cincinnati.

An outfit made of Martian material. It provides awareness of its environment. Let's protect the Earth even if we can move to Mars.

A pocket worn device that alerts you after staying sedentary for too long!

A hardware timer to support your gym workout, and can influence you to complete the exercises in predefined time period.

Record your exertions on the Borg scale.

Tarab is an Arduino-powered dance costume with LEDs which change colour based on the dancer's motion.

To get my entry pass to our #Seeed10 Annual Party, I weaved out an owl that has two huge light up eyes as my light-up project.