Wearable technology
Two sensing points.
One wearable prototype.
Dual-point sensing / Embedded firmware / Wearable mechanics
The project
A compact wrist module and a separate hand sensor capture two orientation references. Electronics, firmware and wearable packaging come together as one working prototype.
Explore the wearableTHE WEARABLE SYSTEM
The wrist module brings the controller, primary motion sensor, rechargeable power and physical controls into one custom enclosure.
A smaller sensor module sits on the back of the hand. Together with the wrist sensor, it gives the prototype two distinct orientation references.
A flexible cable carries power and sensor communication between the two modules. The housings, cable exits and straps were developed around this physical connection.
Select a part to see its role.
Open electronics and a side view of the assembled prototype show how the system fits together.
Two boards developed as one sensing platform.
A side view of the housings, straps and cable connection.
NITRA’S CONTRIBUTION
The challenge was to coordinate two physically separated sensors while bringing power, controls and connectivity into a compact wearable.
System architecture, custom PCB design, dual-sensor integration, USB-C charging and haptic-driver hardware.
Sensor acquisition and coordination, peripheral integration, BLE connection handling and USB orientation output.
Custom wearable enclosures, mounting, cable routing, prototype assembly and evaluation.
A two-module golf-assistant prototype with dual-point orientation capture and desktop motion visualisation for evaluation.