IMAGS Hardware Overview
Arduino firmware, circuit and sensor assembly, CAD files, and technical documentation for IMAGS hardware.
IMAGS works by measuring and recording the conductivity of skin in real time. This is done by using a pair of sensors that send a small, non-harmful electrical current through the skin. We then measure how strong that current is at one sensor versus the other sensor, send it to the circuit, and process it to get the current GSR value. The circuit then connects to the IMAGS web app via Bluetooth, where we can watch and record the live GSR values.
Arduino Firmware
Guide on how to install the firmware on an Arduino MKR WiFi 1010.
Circuit Instructions
How to build the circuit on breadboard or perfboard.
Sensor Instructions
Instructions on how to create the GSR sensors as well as connecting wires.
Technical Documentation
Bill of materials, CAD files, and general assembly documentation. Everything else you need to know to create your own IMAGS hardware.
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