I will design wearable tech pcb, medical devices and embedded firmware
About this Gig
I design wearable electronics, medical wearable PCB systems, and embedded firmware for smart health devices, fitness trackers, smart clothing, monitoring devices, and IoT wearables.
My service covers the complete electronics development workflow, from circuit and schematic design to PCB layout, sensor integration, wireless connectivity, and microcontroller firmware.
What I Can Develop
- Medical and health wearable electronics
- Fitness trackers and smart wearable devices
- Wearable sensor systems
- Smartwatch and smart-band electronics
- BLE and Wi-Fi wearable devices
- ESP32, STM32 and other MCU-based systems
- Sensor integration and data acquisition
- Battery-powered wearable electronics
- Embedded C/C++ firmware
- I2C, SPI, UART and BLE communication
- PCB design and manufacturing files
- Circuit simulation and technical documentation
I can work from your product concept, existing schematic, specifications, reference design, or component list and develop the electronics around your required functions.
Please contact me before ordering with your project requirements so I can review the scope and recommend the appropriate package.
Why Choose Me
- Complete hardware and firmware workflow
- Practical wearable e
FAQ
What type of wearable devices can you develop?
I can work on fitness trackers, smart bands, smartwatches, sensor wearables, smart clothing, health-monitoring prototypes, and other connected wearable devices.
Can you develop both the PCB and firmware?
Yes. I can handle schematic design, PCB layout, MCU integration, sensor interfaces, wireless communication, and embedded firmware.
Which microcontrollers do you work with?
I can work with platforms such as ESP32, STM32, nRF52, and other suitable microcontrollers based on the project requirements.
Can you integrate wearable sensors?
Yes. I can integrate sensors such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, temperature, pressure, optical and other sensors depending on the application.
Can you design battery-powered wearable devices?
Yes. I can consider battery, charging, power management, low-power operation, and wireless requirements during the design process.

