Coming soon👀 New breakout.
1,536 depth zones · 15 fps · sensor smaller than your thumbnail Real-time 3D depth imaging with the TMF8829 from @amsOSRAM — no cameras, just raw distance data. Designed for # robotics, #gestures, spatial sensing.
https://t.co/rqW6oH3rOv
Building a screenless wearable, one thing hits you fast: the app isn't a companion — it's the device.
Built on @FlutterDev — open source, like the firmware. Full Intelligence stack — Recovery, Training Load, Illness Detection.
Pre-launch: @crowd_supply https://t.co/F38dERZKPm
🧠Introducing an Edge AI Accelerator add-on module for HealthyPi 6 — @ST_World STM32N6 with NPU delivers 155x faster ML inference doing near real-time ECG classification, running on @ZephyrIoT
Now available for pre-order on @crowd_supply
https://t.co/ZNXbXUd6YZ #edgeAI
DOOM on a biosignal platform? Obviously.
The twist: it's also acquiring 4 channels of ECG/PPG/Respiration at 500 Hz. Both as @ZephyrIoT threads on ONE Cortex-M7 core. 30 FPS + research-grade biosignals. @crowd_supply
https://t.co/7qSWVUMqiZ
#itrunsdoom#embedded#ZephyrRTOS
🚀 HealthyPi 6 is here! @crowd_supply@ProtoCentral
🔗 https://t.co/gcAaBt42OS
An open-source, portable biosignal device with ECG, PPG, SpO₂, IMU, edge AI & touchscreen 🧠📊
Powered by STM32H757 + ESP32-C6, built for real-time analysis without the cloud ⚡ @EspressifSystem
HealthyPi 6 provides open source biosignal acquisition for research and education. Check out this blog by Giorgio Mendoza, @LinuxGizmos:
https://t.co/r8HycbxCPV @ProtoCentral#opensource#ZephyrRTOS
Portable Wi-Fi 6 biosignal acquisition device with ECG, PPG, respiration, and temperature sensors.
https://t.co/MhurWUdJAv
@ProtoCentral HealthyPi 6 is an open-source device combining an STM32H7 MCU with an ESP32-C6 wireless module designed for academic research, education, and prototyping.
It features 3-channel/5-lead ECG, dual-wavelength PPG for heart rate and SpO₂, respiration via impedance pneumography, skin temperature sensing, and a 9-axis IMU for motion and artifact detection. Modular HealthyLink ports allow for EEG, EMG, GSR, additional analog inputs, triggers, and co-processors expansion.
Data can be visualized directly on the device or on a Windows, Linux, or macOS host running the HealthyPi Studio Desktop App.
@Ahmad_Bilal@anujdeshpandey@ZephyrIoT@ashwinkw Yes, this does have the potential, but this is currently targeted at researchers. For actual clinical use, the right approvals are required. If anybody is ready to do that, we're ready !
NEW PRODUCT: Introducing SensythingCAP. Capacitive sensing made simple, with plug-and-play usage and more, based on our popular @TXInstruments FDC1004 breakout boards @ESP32net ESP32-S3.
https://t.co/UDb4Uxmnyx
At #OSSummit + #ZDS2025 Ashwin Whitchurch (@ProtoCentral) presents: Getting Strange New Displays & Sensors Running on Zephyr for Open Health Devices lessons from building #opensource health hardware from wearables to patient monitoring all on #ZephyrRTOS. https://t.co/Ehg3ZWcZn9
At #OSSummit India, Ashwin Whitchurch (@ProtoCentral) shares how #ZephyrRTOS enabled a single codebase across HealthyPi 5, 6 & Move devices.
From wearables to monitoring, scalable, open, & powerful. https://t.co/O70qBTtGes #opensource