Thursday, December 13, 2012

Volunteers Needed - Firmware, DSP

With my full time employer, I have little time to work on Firmware, signal processing and Bluetooth power optimization.  If you would like to contribute to this Open Source Hardware Software project, please contact me by leaving a comment.

Volunteers needed for:
  • Customize Bluetooth 4.0 stack code provided from Texas Instruments
  • Signal processing on the 8051 processor for heart rate detection.
  • Timer on/off optimization for low power.
Do you own a TI CC2540DK-MINI development kit? Then you can develop and test at home!

Are you a Product Designer or into Industrial Design?
  • We need a watch enclosure to house these electronics.
Please leave a comment if you are interested with which topic you can contribute on!
I aim to post the final project on Kickstarter.com for funding and compensation can be provided after we obtain funds, depending on level of participation.
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7 comments:

  1. I've been looking for something exactly like this for a project I've been working trying to do. I would love help anyway I could.

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  2. Would you like to help with the enclosure industrial design or firmware?

    Let me know: fatih.aybar [at] femtogen (dot) com

    Thanks!
    Fatih

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  3. Perhaps you could add a quick post on how it works (e.g. what type of sensor, what mode of operation, maybe a hardware block diagram and/or schematics) - people are more likely to volunteer if they know what they're in for.

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  4. At Mrk Industries we developed something similar, a 12 lead bluetooth enabled ECG, I don't have much time, but I would like to help
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82YKhcqZYko

    You can find me here
    http://en.mrkindustries.com.ar/contact.html

    Marcos

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  5. I will be hacking together a very similar project here: http://ideation.upverter.com/posts/d37371c2-99ff-4b0a-91d5-6e3c02c99746

    At Upverter + YC Combinator. If you are interested in getting your board together as part of it, I really have no preferences what goes into hardware, we might as well contribute to your project at the same time. Let me know if I can be of any use.

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  6. This might be useful:

    http://www.ti.com/lit/an/slaa486a/slaa486a.pdf

    I have some 8051 experience, by not much DSP experience, but might be able to help out.

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  7. I have not much experience but would like to take part. I am going to get the TI development kit. Please let me know how I can help.

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