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| − | Completely [[Open Source | + | Completely[[Commercial, Medical Device, or Open Source|Open Source]]. Made in Ukrain by Ultimate Robotics.<ref>https://www.tindie.com/products/ultimaterobotics/uecg-small-open-source-low-power-ecg/</ref> |
Starts at 80$ but user should buy the 110$ kit. | Starts at 80$ but user should buy the 110$ kit. | ||
| − | uECG is small wearable ECG device that attempts to bridge the gap between modules for prototyping and medical devices. It can be used both as a development platform and a standalone ECG. | + | [uECG is small wearable ECG device that attempts to bridge the gap between modules for prototyping and medical devices. It can be used both as a development platform and a standalone ECG. |
It’s low power, very lightweight, can be worn during physical activities.]<ref>https://hackaday.io/project/164486-uecg-a-very-small-wearable-ecg</ref> | It’s low power, very lightweight, can be worn during physical activities.]<ref>https://hackaday.io/project/164486-uecg-a-very-small-wearable-ecg</ref> | ||