Inspiring the Evolution of Embedded Design | December 31, 2019 Focus: Wearable Electronics | | |
| Turnkey Electronics Solution for Smart Eyeglasses | At CES 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Bosch Sensortec is launching an optical Light Drive system for smartglasses. The Bosch Smartglasses Light Drive module is a sole source, all-in-one technology stack consisting of MEMS mirrors, optical elements, sensors and on-board processing. | |
| Pet Health Tracker Device Uses Nordic’s BLE SoC | Nordic Semiconductor has announced that pet wearables developer PitPatPet has selected Nordic’s nRF52810 Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE) System-on-Chip (SoC) to provide the wireless connectivity and processing power for its canine health tracker, the “PitPat.” | |
| Ultra Small, High Accuracy Sensors Target Medical Wearables | Maxim Integrated Products offers a pair of sensors. The MAX30208 is a clinical-grade digital temperature sensor that enables new wearable health and fitness use cases at half the power. And the MAXM86161 Is an in-ear heart-rate monitor provides best-in-class SNR at lowest power and 40% less space for continuous heart-rate and SpO2 measurements, according to Maxim. | |
| 12-Channel RGB-LED Driver Targets Wearables | STMicroelectronics’ LED1202 12-channel LED driver enables smoother and more natural interactions with smart-home devices, wearable electronics and small appliances. It provides patented features to prevent distracting artefacts in “color-chasing” or “deep breathing” LED animation effects. | |
| Sensor Innovations Span a Wide Range of Solutions | Responding to demands for high-performance and integrated solutions, sensor manufacturers continue to up their game. And as IoT and intelligent edge applications proliferate, sensors are moving to smaller, low-power designs to meet the new requirements of those systems. | |
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