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Fitness Tracker Wearable based on Microchip Solution

Fitness Werable solution with 32-bit microcontroller (MCU) that can be used to create a variety of products for the healthcare and wearable market. Featuring SAM D21 a Microchip Solution. Includes BM71 Bluetooth module is used to send the heart rate data over Bluetooth Low Energy. Optionally the data can be posted to the Microchip Bluetooth Data mobile application.
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Fitness Tracker Wearable based on Microchip Solution
 
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