The Bliss+ Sensor Module Development project is designed to create an innovative, cost-effective sensor module that attaches to smartphones, enabling real-time health data collection. The goal is to enhance user wellbeing by providing insights into their physical and emotional health without the need for expensive wearables. By integrating accessible sensor technology, the module will measure key health metrics such as heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygen level, and skin temperature. The project also explores the potential inclusion of electrodermal activity measurement as an advanced feature. Participants will evaluate and integrate open-source libraries or SDKs for processing this data on mobile devices. The project aims to deliver a functional prototype and a simple mobile app that visualizes the collected data, providing a proof-of-concept for future development.

The project deliverables include a functional prototype of the plug-in sensor device, complete with documentation and a bill of materials. Additionally, participants will develop a mobile demo app or data logger to capture and visualize the health metrics. The final presentation will showcase findings, provide user flow recommendations, and outline a roadmap for expanding the module's capabilities.