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STMicroelectronics’ innovative biosensing technology enables next-generation wearables for individual healthcare and fitness
- STMicroelectronics has announced the ST1VAFE3BX bio-sensor chip for next-gen healthcare wearables.
- The chip combines biopotential input with inertial sensing and AI to facilitate heart rate variability, cognitive function and mental state capabilities.
- ST customers BM innovation GmbH and Pison have adopted the chip to drive new-product development.
- BMI used the chip to develop a precise athlete performance monitoring system with ECG analysis in a chest band or a small patch.
- Pison added the chip to enhance the functionality and user experience of its wearable devices.
- The ST1VAFE3BX chip is in production in a 2mm x 2mm 12-lead LGA package and available from ST's store and distributors.
- Visitors to Electronica 2024 will see the ST1VAFE3BX in a sensory technology demonstration at the ST booth from 12 to 15 November.
- The chip lifts the game in wearables, delivering motion and body-signal sensing in an ultra-compact form factor with frugal power budget.
- The ST1VAFE3BX's bio-detection signal channel integrates an accelerometer for inertial sensing and machine-learning core (MLC) with finite state machine (FSM).
- The ST1VAFE3BX can provide functionality such as activity detection autonomously, to accelerate system responses and minimise power consumption.
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