Ambulatory Glucose Meter A (With Internal Structure) Exported 3D Model

This is a device that tests the body’s blood sugar, called a dynamic glucose meter. n How does a dynamic glucose meter work? Tiny electrodes are buried under the skin as sensors to feel the concentration of glucose in the blood, and then the information is transmitted to a monitoring and display device via radio frequency. The sensor is usually placed on the abdomen or upper arm, and the transmitter is about the size of a credit card and slightly thicker, so it can be placed in the pocket, which is more convenient. n It consists of three parts, the sensor, the detector and the needle aid. n Those who are in the development of medical testing devices hope to provide some help and reference.