We found an Arduino Uno case available on thingiverse.com, downloaded the file, and sent the file in to be 3D printed. The case will keep the Aduino Uno board secure and safe while on the wrist of an individual during exercise. The case also has an opening allowing for inputs from the battery and the sensor. This allows for easy access to inputs that need to be utilized. The Arduino board will have a wire connection to the computer through a USB port. However, it would be more of an accessible device if it were wireless. During research though we found that there are no two ended wireless USB connectors available to connect the board to the computer.
Before realizing there is no two ended wireless USB connector available, we completed research on a battery that would work with the Arduino, allowing wireless connection. This was a coin cell battery with leads already attached to it that we were going to purchase. However, since there has to be a wire connection there is no need for a battery. We are back to needing the Arduino board to be hooked up to a computer during usage.


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