ULPSEK (Ultra-Low-Power Sensor Evaluation Kit) has been designed to create wearable sensor application with an extended battery runtime.
The power consumption and battery runtime can be precalculated using the ULPSEK energy calculator.
ULPSEK is a modular set of sesors, radio modules, microcontrollers and power supplies made to evaluate different strategies to reduce the power consumption to a minimum level.
The ULPSEK embedded software been released under LGPL license. Parts of the software are also GPL.
ULPSEK is a development kit for ultra-low-power biomedical wearable sensors. ULPSEK has been designed for research purposes within the PhD thesis by Andreas Tobola at Fraunhofer IIS in Erlangen, Germany. ULPSEK is modular and extensible. The software and the hardware is optimized for low-power applications. This page provides additional information related to this research work.
The sensor belt is a software compatible equivalent of a specific configuration of ULPSEK. Moreover, ULPSEK and the miniaturized sensor belt are equivalent in power consumption. Thus, applications can be comfortable developed at the evaluation kit (ULPSEK) and then deployed to the miniaturized sensor belt for real usage.