Moment is a sensor that attaches to the users ear to sense heart rate and tells its user when to take a "moment" to breathe. This project was a team effort with myself and fellow classmate, Emma Chisholm.
Creating a heart rate sensor with Arduino software was challenging, yet rewarding project that can be achieved with C++ coding knowledge and electronic components. The Arduino software provides a platform for programming the sensor, allowing us to customize the sensor's behavior and output. By connecting the sensor to a display, users can easily monitor their heart rate in real-time, making it a useful tool for medical purposes. This was our inspiration for Moment, which can let its user know when their heart rate is too high and to take a moment to collect themselves.
Creating a heart rate sensor with Arduino software was challenging, yet rewarding project that can be achieved with C++ coding knowledge and electronic components. The Arduino software provides a platform for programming the sensor, allowing us to customize the sensor's behavior and output. By connecting the sensor to a display, users can easily monitor their heart rate in real-time, making it a useful tool for medical purposes. This was our inspiration for Moment, which can let its user know when their heart rate is too high and to take a moment to collect themselves.
The Adafruit Neopixel and heartrate sensor was coded on Arduino, a C++ coding language.
The video describing Moment was edited on AfterEffects.
