Wearable design to track vital signs

### DESCRIPTION ( Introduce yourserlf and your project)

Hi There! I am a 4th year student at the University of Tasmania (UTAS) and currently working on my honours project. My main interests are medicine an electrical engineering. I love putting both disciplines together and this way, help people to change their lives.

### TECHNICAL DETAILS (With project photos)

I would like to develop an opensource wearable platform which can be used for further research with premature infants and elderly people which need 24hrs surveillance. The PCB will hold an optical sensor, LEDs, an accelerometer, thermometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, humidity sensor and barometer. It will support QI wireless charging and off a Bluetooth interface. The PCB will have components on both sides, and will be a 4-layer design.

This PCB is a miniaturised version of an already developed prototype, which I used to evaluate the chosen components and to program the software.

### Words to PCBWay

Dear PCBWay, I am a big fan of your service and have already ordered a few PCBs with you. If you were to sponsor my project, I would definitely put you into my thesis. Additionally, we have a final event where everyone presents his project to university students, staff and industry partners. Well, I would be more than happy to make a lot of noise to get them to know your incredible service!

Thank you in advance,

Andre