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ActiGraph GT3X-plus Teardown

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Studying the casing and removing the electronics
  • The casing was lined with a 1mm thick white translucent nylon rubber gasket.

  • Within the red translucent polycarbonate shell, there were two colourless transparent holes. These may be for the light sensors on the PCB to detect ambient light, a feature used to assist with sleep tracking.

  • The rubber gasket can be pulled out with tweezers. This gasket would help with water resistance.

  • Inside the device was a single unit that included a battery and the PCB. This could be pried out using a spudger.

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