MAX30102 Wearable
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MAX30102 Wearable

https://github.com/EmberIpek/Overdose-Prevention-Wearable-System

Hi guys, recent graduate here, I wanted to share a personal project I’ve been working on with the MAX30102 after an event that inspired me to create a wearable device aimed at preventing overdose deaths. It involves reading sensor data from registers and quite a bit of signal processing as well.
I had trouble finding a well documented micropython library for the module, so I decided to just read the datasheet and handle register access myself, and I might expand this into a driver someday.
I’d like to get thoughts on it, possible improvements, and how I might be able to get it in front of the right people. Thank you in advance!

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Graduation tickets for wheelchair user

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u/NegativeOwl1337 — 2 months ago

Nose filler

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