The Nnoxx One wearable device that tracks biomarkers in the body can be worn by professional athletes and casual gym-goers, said Nnoxx. It uses a range of sensors to measure nitric oxide (NO) and muscle oxygenation (SmO2) levels during exercise. (Nitric oxide increases blood flow oxygen delivery to the heart, brain and muscles.)
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3D-circuits technology shrinks medical wearable devices
3D-MID (mechatronic integrated devices, also known as 3D-circuits) technology integrates circuits directly into three-dimensional thermoplastic substrates, said Harting. This can shrink the circuitry and end product, for example, the housing of a hearing aid can be used to support the circuitry, replacing a separate circuit board.
ESD clamping diodes are optimised for wearable devices
The TESD series of bi-directional proprietary clamping diodes are available from Taiwan Semiconductor in small DFN0603 packages. They provide ESD protection up to ±30kV.
Embeddable database streamlines and analyses MCU data in milliseconds
Real-time secure embedded data management software provider, ITTIA, has launched its latest database, ITTIA DB IoT 8.8 for microcontrollers, microprocessors and electronic control units. The databased streams, analyses and gains insight in real time to microcontroller data in milliseconds to advance edge computing for IoT devices, said the company.
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