Olea Sensor Networks has released their next gen OleaSense OS-3010 development platform for IoT applications featuring design compatibility with Raspberry Pi as well as all Linux and Android based systems. It can operate up to four OS-3010 sensors at the same time and will allow Olea to serve more IoT-based solutions developers.  

The OS 3010 works wirelessly so no physical contact is required. It accurately collects and processes heart and respiration data, extracting vital sign statistics and transmitted them via Bluetooth to the cloud. It is very small, weighing about 1 ounce and may be embedded in or under most materials without obstructing operation or precision.

“This latest generation of OleaSense development platforms provides the opportunity for real-time information in monitoring the overall well-being of people. The applications for this system in healthcare and wellness are numerous,” said Frank Morese, Olea’s CEO and Founder. “We wanted to keep engineering challenges in mind when we endeavored to enhance the capabilities of our existing OleaSense platform with advanced machine learning diagnostics. We are now providing a development platform at a much lower cost than other clinically accurate systems on the market today. Having launched this new development opens up opportunities to create more and better product designs with the end result of potentially less time and money spent by our customers in getting their product to market. We have an established track record of working with market leaders to bring the most advanced technologies to market in record time. This next gen OleaSense platform has just made it possible for more companies interested in developing products with a vital sign monitoring component to realize that goal.”

For more information, visit www.oleasys.com.