Andrew Childs was looking for a T1D blood glucose monitor for his son. Something that is more informative, less expensive and less distracting than an Apple Watch.
In the end, after 6 months of work, I succeeded in building a small run of working prototypes that my son and I are still wearing today. But I wasn’t able to find a viable path beyond that milestone. With the details still fresh, I wanted to document and share my experience in case it helps others or proves interesting to anyone else considering hardware R&D.
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