Monitoring sweat rate provides valuable insights into an individual’s risk of dehydration, thermoregulation efficiency, and electrolyte balance, particularly relevant for workers in hot environments, athletes, and individuals with certain metabolic conditions. Traditional methods for measuring sweat rates, such as gravimetric techniques, are labor-intensive and unsuitable for real-time monitoring.
My first use of Ruby on Rails in an Arduino project is a simple temperature and humidity logger. Ideally I'll create another Arduino project to graph the data. Of course we need an Arduino with networking capabilities. You really can't go past the excellent, tiny, cheap HUZZAH from Adafruit.
My first use of Ruby on Rails in an Arduino project is a simple temperature and humidity logger. Ideally I'll create another Arduino project to graph the data. Of course we need an Arduino with networking capabilities. You really can't go past the excellent, tiny, cheap HUZZAH from Adafruit.
