The TOP team is helping companies that design and manufacture these kind of wearables, with the best solutions.

Ambiq is market leader in lowest power MCUs / SoCs in the industry. With their Apollo family, they provide a nice range of extreme low power products, to control the whole application, like a watch or any other wearable. With the powerful ARM cortex M4F, an Apollo could optional have a “blue” version, which is a connectivity for Bluetooth LE.

Raltron Electronics is used for the frequency control products, an oscillator to run the MCU. The MCU can control a small TFT/AMOLED display with a touch screen for fully controlling the watch. This is done by Yeebo International Holdings Ltd.

Measuring the movements, the number of steps, speed and fall-detection, is possible by a CEVA motion sensor, that has 9-axis and an accelerometer which will give high accuracy.

Communication with the wearable could be done by voice, thru a Goertek Microelectronics MEMS microphone, and also via the sensors for pressure and heartrate.

The audio signal is able to convert by the codec from Tempo Semiconductor.

A small GPS receiver is from Quectel, and also a small antenna for location based activities.

To charge the wearable/watch, the wall-adapters from FSP Technology are small, efficient and good to customize.