Useful Electron

This program couldn't be made without open source code found on the internet.                                 I assume anyone could find the libraries used or similar ones just by looking for keywords. //################################################################################################################################################################# //LIBRARIES: #include <MPU6050.h> // Library needed to read the accelerometer and giroscope module MPU6050. #include <I2Cdev.h> // Library needed to get I2C comms between MPU6050 and Arduino Pro Mini. #include <Wire.h> // Library I2Cdev.h needs library Wire.h by default. #include <LowPower.h> // This library might be useful in the future in case we need to save power (instead of changing the battery) #include "SingleEMAFilterLib.h" // Library used for getting extra low pass filtering, I couldn´t managed tweaking just with complementary filter. #include <SoftwareSerial.h> // Library f

Many of us have suffered of back pain at some stage of our life, just have a bad looking posture standing up or may have a feeling that if you don´t correct your posture you are gonna grow some sort of hump. If you google it looks there are plenty of solutions up there but most of them either don´t work for you, look inconvenient or they are just too pricey for what it actually does. THE BASIS: This wearable basically is meant to be placed on your back (positioned either with double sided tape for skin or with elastic cords) and It will vibrate once you tilt too much. By a mobile phone terminal using bluetooth you can set from what angle It is gonna make the device the vibration and It is easy to stop/resume the vibrator at any time. Some of you may come across already with a product very similar to this one which has more features, looks alright but with a 3 figure price tag. Instead someone with some basic electronics know how can do this one for a price of $20. It is dimensions are

Coming up.... Bluetooth Posture Corrector for 20$ (all details) usefulelectron@gmail.com