In the Stylus project, I was the sole firmware developer, responsible for the entire lifecycle of the firmware, from design to testing. I integrated sensor data from an accelerometer, magnetometer, gyroscope, and a force sensor to ensure precise and reliable data collection. I also developed protocols for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) data transfer to the iPad, providing a seamless user experience for healthcare providers.
This role required a deep understanding of embedded systems programming, particularly in C. I designed a modular architecture to facilitate future updates and enhancements. The project not only improved my skills in firmware development and Bluetooth communication but also allowed me to contribute to a device that supports the monitoring of movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease.
