uDevices - Open Biosignal Hardware

Open-source biosignal hardware - EMG, ECG, IMU-based sensors - for makers, researchers, and developers.

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uDevices is part of Ultimate Robotics, a team of open source hardware specialists from Kyiv, Ukraine. Active since 2012, we have branched out from robotics into making biosignal sensors, wearable technology, and more. It is also the name for our wearable biosignal sensor family - uECG, the wearable ECG sensor, and uMyo, the modular wearable EMG sensor. We created them developers, students, researchers, and makers - everyone who wants to create and discover, and needs the tools to make it happen.

At Ultimate Robotics, we bring cutting edge open hardware to life; at uDevices, we bring it to the people.
 
Our Mission

We want people to not only have unrestricted access to wearables and biosignals technologies, but also believe everyone should own their data and the tools to understand and use it. Your skill and your passion should be your limit. 

We started out with robotics, but soon realized many basic technologies just weren't available. So, after working several years on commercial biosignals projects, we created uECG - a wearable ECG sensor that we crowdfunded on Indiegogo, and went on to win the 2019 Hackaday Prize for Product Design. In 2022, after the COVID-19 pandemic and working on several different open source and commercial projects, we created uMyo - a wearable EMG sensor for developers and fellow makers. We've strived to produce hardware that stands up to commercial standards, but at the same time is fully open source.

We are committed to the idea of open source technology and absolutely love the community, and we’re proud to share our work with makers, biohackers, students, researchers, and startups around the world. We hope our products can be more than just tools - platforms for innovation to help usersexplore new possibilities. 

Our Community

We have an active Discord server with over 700 members - a place for like-minded individuals to engage with others who share our passion for technology and open source. 

We believe that great ideas come from collaboration, and we’re very excited to see how our community uses and builds upon ours and each others' work.

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