Dynamic Blood Glucose Meter A (Including Internal Structure) – 3D Model Exported

This is a device for detecting human blood sugar, called a dynamic blood glucose meter.
What is the working principle of a dynamic blood glucose meter? Tiny electrodes are buried under the skin as sensors to sense the concentration of glucose in the blood, and then the information is transmitted to the monitoring and display device through wireless radio frequency. The sensor is usually placed on the abdomen or upper arm. The transmitter is about the size of a credit card and slightly thicker. It can be placed in a pocket, which is more convenient.
It consists of three parts: sensor, detector and needle aid.
People who develop medical testing equipment hope to provide some help and reference.