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Join our teamAn activity monitoring device is worn on the body and used to collect, process, explain and outline the collected data with the goal of improving both health and fitness performance. These devices are also able to wirelessly transfer this data to another smart device for storage or further processing.
NXP’s power-efficient, edge-computing MCUs, secure connectivity options and sensors are a great match for designing an activity and wellness monitor.
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This short reel explains how simple pairing with an NFC device works and lists the benefits for both users and manufacturers