Posture-Pulse

Paarth Balachandran

OSHWA UID

Certification Date

October 29, 2025

Country

India

Posture Pulse is an open-source wearable that helps users improve posture through real-time feedback. Built around an ESP32-C3, IMU, and flex sensors, it detects slouching and activates a linear actuator to gently alert the wearer. Designed at Makers Asylum India, the project blends biomechanics and electronics, featuring 3D-printed components, open schematics, and customizable firmware—empowering makers to build, modify, and personalize their own smart posture corrector.

Version

Licenses

Hardware

CERN-OHL-S-2.0

Software

MIT

Documentation

CC-BY-4.0

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Project Type

Wearables

Electronics

Keywords

Wearable technology, smart posture corrector, biofeedback device, open-source hardware, ESP32-C3, IMU sensor, flex sensor, linear actuator, 3D printed enclosure, IoT health device, posture monitoring, body mechanics, DIY electronics, Makers Asylum, open innovation