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Dev tools · August 25, 2026

SensWear

An open-source modular platform for building wearables

What it does

Stop rebuilding wearables from scratch. SensWear is an open-source, modular platform for creating smart rings, wristbands, patches, and custom devices. Mix sensor modules, access synchronized raw data, run edge AI, and build with Python or TypeScript without vendor lock-in or a required cloud. The full stack is MIT-licensed. Back the ready-to-use development kit on Crowd Supply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sensera-technologies/senswear-wearable-dev-kit

SensWear is an open-source wearable AI platform for researchers, developers, and innovators. Build next-generation smart rings, patches, and wearable devices with modular hardware, raw sensor access, edge AI, and full-stack SDK support.

Hardware, firmware (Zephyr), and software open-source and under the MIT license. Access to raw data for AI/ML, signal processing, and sensing. Main board for compute and wireless; custom-built or pre-built daughter boards for peripherals via I2C. Mobile applications for data streaming and testing on both Android and iOS. APIs and SDKs for prototyping, research, and experimentation. SensWear is certified under the healthware program of the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA). Click for more info. Wether you’re a developer, researcher, or industry leader, SensWear gives you the tools to build what’s next. from senswar import SenswarClient async with SenswarClient() as device:…from sens-wear.com

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