Stop rebuilding wearables from scratch. SensWear is an open-source, modular platform for creating smart rings, wristbands, patches, and custom devices. Mix sensor modules, access synchronized raw data, run edge AI, and build with Python or TypeScript without vendor lock-in or a required cloud. The full stack is MIT-licensed. Back the ready-to-use development kit on Crowd Supply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sensera-technologies/senswear-wearable-dev-kit
Most wearable devices are closed systems. Developers cannot freely access raw sensor data, modify the hardware, or decide how and where their data is processed. Building a new wearable often means starting almost entirely from scratch.
SensWear is a reusable, modular foundation for many kinds of wearables. Instead of creating another device with a fixed purpose, we built SensWear as an open-source platform with interchangeable sensor modules, unrestricted raw-data access, edge-AI support, and no required cloud connection.
The entire stack is open source under the MIT License and available on GitHub. Ready-to-use SensWear kits are also available for those who want to start building immediately.
We are now preparing to bring SensWear to a wider community through our Crowd Supply campaign. Follow the campaign to receive updates and be notified when it launches.
Our goal is to help researchers, makers, and product teams move from an idea to a working wearable prototype without rebuilding the entire hardware and software stack each time.
We would love to know what you would build with SensWear, and which sensors or modules you would like us to add next.
Hi Product Hunt community,
Most wearable devices are closed systems. Developers cannot freely access raw sensor data, modify the hardware, or decide how and where their data is processed. Building a new wearable often means starting almost entirely from scratch.
SensWear is a reusable, modular foundation for many kinds of wearables. Instead of creating another device with a fixed purpose, we built SensWear as an open-source platform with interchangeable sensor modules, unrestricted raw-data access, edge-AI support, and no required cloud connection.
The entire stack is open source under the MIT License and available on GitHub. Ready-to-use SensWear kits are also available for those who want to start building immediately.
We are now preparing to bring SensWear to a wider community through our Crowd Supply campaign. Follow the campaign to receive updates and be notified when it launches.
Our goal is to help researchers, makers, and product teams move from an idea to a working wearable prototype without rebuilding the entire hardware and software stack each time.
We would love to know what you would build with SensWear, and which sensors or modules you would like us to add next.