Non-invasive glucose meter

A non-invasive glucose meter that calculates the amount of blood glucose

Loranzo Johnson

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**NOTE: THIS IS NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE NOR IS THIS MEDICAL ADVICE - PLEASE REFER TO THE CLOSET HEALTH FACILITY TO ENSURE ACCURATE BLOOD GLUCOSE**
VisitHealthSystem is currently working on a non-invasive glucose meter that allows users to calculate their blood glucose without the need of the finger pricking method. Though, this is not a marketable device, it can help people with diabetes.

This project was started in 2018 going through a process on how to make sure the accuracy, though non-medical, can be suitable for diabetics. It uses light and temperature sensors and LEDs to power the RaspberryPi.

Big thanks to Tinkecad, Github, Adafruit, Shapeways, and Digikey, VisitHealthSystem has gathered items and knowledge to construct a basic hardware device using simple software!!

As this product goes through trials, we will keep up to date the making of this meter.

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Sense180 prototype
Loranzo Johnson • 02/21/2021 at 01:49 • 0 comments

PrototypeAfter countless hours, Sense180 prototype is complete. A second prototype is also in the making with functionality and an easy to use interface. The goal is a true noninvasive glucose meter!Share on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram to promote and please donate at our site! Anything helps for those who want painless monitoring!YouTube video coming soon on how this product works! stay tuned!
Layout design
Loranzo Johnson • 11/18/2020 at 13:34 • 0 comments

Which layout?