seeed studio Grove GSR Sensor Module 3.3V/5V Open Source, Galvanic Skin Response Sensor for DIY Sleep Quality Monitor Compatible with Board Arduino/Seeeduino/Raspberry Pi/BeagleBone/LinkIt ONE
Details
- Brandseeed studio
- Model NameGrove GSR
- Connectivity TechnologyAnalog Grove
- Wireless Communication StandardBluetooth
- Compatible DevicesArduino Pi ONE
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Description
🔍 Discover Your Emotions with Every Beat!
- COMPACT DESIGN - Perfectly sized for any DIY project without the bulk.
- MEASURE YOUR EMOTIONS - Unlock the secrets of your emotional state with real-time data!
- OPEN SOURCE INNOVATION - Join a community of creators and enhance your tech skills!
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Seamlessly integrates with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and more!
- EXPERT SUPPORT AVAILABLE - Access tutorials and tech support to guide your journey.
The Seeed Studio Grove GSR Sensor Module is a cutting-edge galvanic skin response sensor designed for DIY enthusiasts. Operating at 3.3V/5V, it measures skin conductivity to reflect emotional states, making it ideal for projects like sleep quality monitors. Compatible with popular boards such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi, this open-source module is perfect for tech-savvy individuals looking to explore the intersection of technology and human emotion.
Specifications
| Processor Brand | Seeed Studio |
| Wireless Compability | Bluetooth |
| Compatible Devices | Arduino, Seeeduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, LinkIt ONE |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.15"L x 2.36"W x 0.98"H |
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Reviews
R**.
Great GSR Sensor
I am doing some research projects using GSR and I needed a simple way to connect to a microcontroller. The sensor uses an open source schematic, so it is no secret that it uses an LM324 in differential mode to produce an analog signal that can be tied to a microcontroller, or you can connect it to a multimeter. I may come back and update the review, but so far it is doing what I expected it to do.
D**E
Price is a bit high for what you get - but I had to have one ...
As a kid I had a Radio Shack version of this, about the size of a small transistor radio. I've wanted one of those ever since, but they quit making 'em a while back. Glad to find the Grove GSR Sensor Module.The sensor is made well, and compact. Add a ESP32 w/BT, ear pods, kick back and relax.
K**X
Good performer
This worked well for a recent DIY project.
E**Y
Solid
wish the wires were longer, though that wasnt a hard fix
D**C
Five Stars
Good way to hook up test equipment to musical instruments, fast and easy.
M**S
Five Stars
It was a terrific product!
S**T
Five Stars
Excelente
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