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Re:Ask HN: I want to build an electronic wearable, where do ... by Beefin on Saturday February 09, 2019 @08:51AM (#19122242)
Depends what you're trying to measure. You really only need an Arduino/Raspberry Pi and some input device (sensor). For example, if you want a "brain wave wearable", simply connect an EEG to the Pi via RS-232 and process the data. It's really just a 4 step process:

1. Acquire MCU (Pi, Arduino, etc.) 2. Acquire sensor (Heartrate, EEG, etc.) 3. Program processor/UI (Python/C++) 4. 3D print enclosure

Make a dope marketing video and $$. Send me a PM if you want help, I've launched a wearable (it failed but there were lessons learned).

Re:Ask HN: I want to build an electronic wearable, where do ... by daviddumon on Saturday February 09, 2019 @09:21AM (#19122387)
Thanks for the feedback. My product will be even simplier, in that I don't need sensors, but it has to programmable somehow
Re:Ask HN: I want to build an electronic wearable, where do ... by bigmit37 on Saturday February 09, 2019 @08:57AM (#19122278)
Any suggestions to get EEGs at a discount? There seem to be a lot of interesting products with EEGs.