Welcome to the DIY-ECG Project! Tinker with ECG using an Arduino Uno Q.
Youtube: Introduction Video for the DIY-ECG project A short video has been posted on YouTube that provides a brief overview of the current status of the DIY ECG project. DIY-ECG Introduction video
Arduino Forum: 3D-Print Parts for Arduino Uno Q 3D Print parts for the Arduino Uno Q are published on the Arduino Forum. The parts simplify the use of the Arduino Uno Q in stand-alone-mode for the DIY-ECG project. https://forum.arduino.cc/t/3d-printed-parts-for-uno-q-standalone-self-powered-setup/1431444
Arduino Forum: Linux Graphics Stack on the Arduino UNO Q A post was published on the Arduino forum that takes a closer look at the Linux graphics stack. This is a key component in the DIY ECG project for displaying the signal plots. https://forum.arduino.cc/t/linux-graphics-stack-on-the-arduino-uno-q/1430713
Arduino Forum: DIY-ECG Project Presentation A topic discussing the DIY ECG project has been created on the Arduino Forum (section Arduino Uno Q). Feel free to join the conversation, ask questions, and share your thoughts about the project! https://forum.arduino.cc/t/project-presentation-real-time-data-acquisition-and-visualization-on-arduino-uno-q/1428063
DIY-ECG on Arduino Project Hub The DIY-ECG project is now uploaded to the Arduino Project Hub DIY-ECG on Arduino UNO Q
Online ECG signal Websocket Server You can tinker with ECG-signals even without a hardware-kit. A “realtime” ECG-signal is provided via the following websocket server: wss://signal.diy-ecg.org p5.js Sketch This signal can be viewed with a p5.js sketch: p5.js Web Editor. p5.js is a JavaScript-based programming environment that runs directly in a web browser. It enables visualization of signals without any further software installation.