Data logger shield based on STM32+ESP32. Has: LCD, keyboard, WIFi, UART and SD card for data storage. Input is as pulse counter and UART communication.
Data logger shield based on STM32+ESP32. Has: LCD, keyboard, WIFi, UART and SD card for data storage. Input is as pulse counter and UART communication.
Data logger shield based on STM32+ESP32. Has: LCD, keyboard, WIFi, UART and SD card for data storage. Input is as pulse counter and UART communication.
3D air mouse based on STM32 - Can be used for controlling CADs and every other manipulation in 3D space. Is based around STM32L452, IMU LSM6DSL (gyroscope and accelerometer) and Bluetooth low power module RN4871. Also contains battery management system for charging internal battery and also powering itself from this li-po battery (around 40 mah). Battery can be recharged via USB type C which can be also used for streaming data from accelerometer.
A 75% keyboard based on the RP2040 - with hotswappable switches, OLED display and rotary encoder
A 75% keyboard based on the RP2040 - with hotswappable switches, OLED display and rotary encoder
Modular hardware platform based on the RISC-V X-HEEP family architecture developed at ESL, targeting ultra-low-power consumption and miniaturization, facilitating the creation of wearable devices for clinical trials
Modular hardware platform based on the RISC-V X-HEEP family architecture developed at ESL, targeting ultra-low-power consumption and miniaturization, facilitating the creation of wearable devices for clinical trials
Modular hardware platform based on the RISC-V X-HEEP family architecture developed at ESL, targeting ultra-low-power consumption and miniaturization, facilitating the creation of wearable devices for clinical trials
Modular hardware platform based on the RISC-V X-HEEP family architecture developed at ESL, targeting ultra-low-power consumption and miniaturization, facilitating the creation of wearable devices for clinical trials
Modular hardware platform based on the RISC-V X-HEEP family architecture developed at ESL, targeting ultra-low-power consumption and miniaturization, facilitating the creation of wearable devices for clinical trials