ScientISST
SENSE
Biosignal acquisition made easy
Synchronous
multi-channel acquisitions
Multiple. Many. A lot.
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Measure up to 10 analog and digital sensors simultaneously.
SENSORS
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Versatile by design.
Bioelectrical or biomechanical, it measures.
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A variety of sensors for you to explore.
Which modules will your next invention include?
electrocarDiogram
Pressure
accelerometer
processing unit
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ESP32 power.
Do more spending less energy.
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SENSE can communicate via WiFi, Bluetooth Classic and BLE , and transfer data via USB-C.
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Design
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Still not small enough?
Just snap it.
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What is it going to be next? A wristband, a chair, a wallet?
There is no limit to your creativity.
mobility
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Designed for
portability.
SENSE goes anywhere with batteries.
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Long day?
Get as many recharchable batteries as you can.
ON/OFF switch
A must have
USB-C port
Charging and data transfer
JST port
Connect batteries
Charge on the go.
software
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SENSE Mobile
Prototype and research on the go.
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Acquiring biosignals should not be hard. The SENSE Mobile allows for a seamless Bluetooth pairing, vizualization, and recording with your ScientISST SENSE. Have fun acquiring biosignals anywhere!
Programming APIs
Easily develop custom biosignal software in your favourite languages.
education
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Fill the classroom with eagerness to learn!
Are you a Student?
Are you looking to accelerate your idea?
Let us help you with that!
* Maximum sampling frequency tested for one channel.
1. I2C: Inter-Integrated Circuit, eye-squared-C.
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2. Serial Peripheral Interface.
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3. Bluetooth Low Energy protocol.
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Legal Disclaimer
ScientISST SENSE is not a medical device certified for diagnosis or treatment. It is provided to the user as is, only for research and educational purposes.
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Acknowledgment
This work was partially supported by Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (FCT) under the projects’ UIDB/50008/2020, DSAIPA/AI/0122/2020 (AIMHealth), and PCIF/SSO/0163/2019 (SafeFire), and by the Active Assisted Living Programme Collaborative Project AAL-2020-7-237-CP (FORTO 2.0) through IT—Instituto de Telecomunicações, which is gratefully acknowledged.