Tiny ML Solutions Based on 8-Bit MCU for Heart Safety

Tiny ML Solutions Based on 8-Bit MCU for Heart Safety

The global outbreak of COVID-19 has fueled an unprecedented enthusiasm for designing more innovative medical devices. Recent circumstances have highlighted how unpredictable the healthcare sector can be. We have never encountered such an urgent demand for masks, ventilators, oxygen tanks, and other equipment.

All of this has prompted the development of devices that can operate autonomously for long periods without internet or cloud access, relying solely on ultra-low power batteries.
Additionally, it is crucial that the devices designed can be widely produced, even if the producers do not possess deep technical skills. Here’s a true story: two engineers from the Lombardy region saved their city during the peak of the pandemic by 3D printing plastic valves for ventilators on their office printer and providing them free of charge to hospitals. The pandemic united everyone, even those who seemed unrelated to medicine.
Now, I would like to share a simple yet user-friendly example to demonstrate that any user without data science knowledge can utilize Tiny ML solutions to make small medical devices smarter.

Tiny ML Solutions Based on 8-Bit MCU for Heart Safety

Tiny ML Solutions Based on 8-Bit MCU for Heart Safety

Click the “Read Original” at the end of the article to learn how the ATmega2560 8-bit MCU is used in Arduino projects to help predict impending arrhythmias.

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Tiny ML Solutions Based on 8-Bit MCU for Heart Safety
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Tiny ML Solutions Based on 8-Bit MCU for Heart Safety

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