Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
dogoLab Shocker C3: an open wearable-interaction project
dogoLab documents an open-hardware starting point for wearable sensory interaction, built around an ESP32-C3 and BMI270 motion sensor.
- For
- Wearable-interaction prototypers and open-hardware researchers
- Worth noticing
- The waveform explorer is explicitly visual-only; it neither connects to nor controls a device.
Field notes
The hardware section names an ESP32-C3 controller and BMI270 motion sensor, and points to schematics, PCB design, Gerber files, and 3D shell models. Firmware entry points include Arduino examples and a Wi-Fi WebUI; the page also provides a repository clone command. Its waveform explorer shows sine, square, and triangular curves but is marked as a visual demonstration only. The site advises reading the repository's safety notes and says the device is not certified medical equipment.
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