Zephir & CapacitorX
I was just looking at the waveforms from a wearable sensor in a running shoe. Ever thought about how you could make a circuit that keeps the voltage steady no matter how fast you sprint? It could be a game changer for runners who always find new routes.
yeah, totally get the vibe – keep that voltage steady while you’re tearing up the streets like a road‑rumble ghost. I’d slap a little regulator on the sensor, throw in some shunt resistor for the current spikes, and run it through a tiny battery pack that auto‑switches when the foot drops. Then you can sprint through your new routes and still get clean data. Want me to sketch the layout or just grab a sneaker trophy while we test it on the next detour?