I’m working on a project that required a wrist-worn device to record heart rate data and analyze it in real-time using python on a Raspberry Pi. Based on user requirements I need the connection between the Pi and HR monitor to be via Bluetooth (I already have a BLE dongle for my Pi4). I don’t need any of the actual software of the device to be functional on the pi, I just need to be able to access the data as it is collected. Is this something that is possible at all?
Sure - you just need to look into how to enable the GPIO settings on your Pi
Check out this kit https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14409 which should get ya started…we also have a whole section for this stuff https://www.sparkfun.com/categories/146
I was asking if specifically this “WRIST-BASED SPO2, HR, AND HRV HEALTH SENSOR PLATFORM BLE CONNECTION TO RASPBERRY PI” device is able to meet my project requirements. The kit that you linked is for detecting electrical activity in muscles, not heart rate.