I'm the hacker behind the Open Source Mouse Repo. I still have some ADNS2620 sensors in my stash (yes, that was a typo that is now fixed). Look into the readme and see that there is a company called PixArt that seems to…
> Doesn't your sensor also require skin contact? Yup, but it doesn't need to be strapped tightly to the user's chest. A near impossibility if you are sharing with nerds ;) Your suspicion of our audience is correct.…
Yes, blood oxy is easily derived that way, but we were not interested in making a device that had that level of medical accuracy and application. (maybe in future version...?) We just wanted a simple heartbeat sensor…
I'm the hacker behind the Open Source Mouse Repo. I still have some ADNS2620 sensors in my stash (yes, that was a typo that is now fixed). Look into the readme and see that there is a company called PixArt that seems to…
> Doesn't your sensor also require skin contact? Yup, but it doesn't need to be strapped tightly to the user's chest. A near impossibility if you are sharing with nerds ;) Your suspicion of our audience is correct.…
Yes, blood oxy is easily derived that way, but we were not interested in making a device that had that level of medical accuracy and application. (maybe in future version...?) We just wanted a simple heartbeat sensor…