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ATMEGA328-BASED SMARTWATCH KEEPS TRACK OF DRUGS IN YOUR SYSTEM BY ANALYZING YOUR SWEAT

Electronics News Updates / Muhammad Bilal

Wearables have been part of the medical field for a while now, making the work of medical practitioners easier. They help monitor heart rate, temperature, oxygen levels etc. However, to achieve the mission of personalized medicine, centering on delivering the right drug to the right patient at the right dose, therapeutic drug monitoring solutions are […]

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A Wearable Tiny Video Pendant

Electronics News Updates / Ibrar Ayyub

The adoption of Wearables has been on the rise especially with the advent of smartwatches and smart glasses, and a growing interest in augmented and the virtual reality space. Most watches are beginning to have some level of smartness and the everyday smartwatch is becoming cheaper. For example, in the last five months, I have

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Flexible Smartwatch

Electronics News Updates / Ibrar Ayyub

Description This project aims to build a thin, flexible smartwatch. It’s wrap-around display and touchscreen will allow it to display more data at a glance than current devices. Besides telling time and displaying notifications, the watch will feature pulse rate, blood oxygen, and step sensors for health monitoring. Details Planned Features 180mm x 32mm x

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Building a SmartWatch

Electronics News Updates / Ibrar Ayyub

I have an issue with smart-watches. Watches in general fall into one of two categories: a tool to tell the time, or a fashion statement. Increasingly, I believe the latter category is larger than the first. With the advent of the iWatch, Pebble and the like, fashion and making a statement has moved into technology.

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How the Sony Smartwatch Works

How It Works / Ibrar Ayyub

So, faced with becoming little more than a dusty museum piece, perhaps it was inevitable that watches — like phones, coffee makers, refrigerators, automobiles and even entire houses — would become “smart,” i.e., equipped with microprocessors, software and wireless connections that allow them to perform all sorts of functions beyond the one for which they

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