CSAIL and CPAI Research Customizable Wearables #WearableWednesday

Last month MIT News published this article detailing a recently published paper from CSAIL and CPAI researchers:

The ​​EIT-kit 3D editor puts the user in the driver’s seat for full design direction. Once the sensing electrodes (which measure human activity) are put on the device in the editor, it can be exported to a 3D printer. The item can then be assembled, placed onto the target measuring area, and connected to EIT-kit’s sensing motherboard. As a final step, an on-board microcontroller library automates the electrical impedance measurement, and lets users see the visual measured data, even on a mobile phone.

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