The GSR Skin Conductance Sensor Kit is a compact galvanic skin response (GSR) module used to detect small changes in the electrical conductance of the skin caused by moisture and sweat. It is a popular building block for maker, robotics, and electronics learning projects, and connects easily to an Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, or similar microcontroller. The kit suits hobbyists, students, makers, and STEM workshops that want a hands-on, experimental biofeedback-style input for their builds.
Key features
- Galvanic skin response (GSR) sensing — reads changes in skin conductance.
- Comes as a ready-to-use kit (module plus electrode leads) for quick wiring.
- Analog output that works with common microcontroller boards.
- Lightweight, breadboard-friendly, and easy to integrate into projects.
- Great for experimentation, prototyping, and learning sensor basics.
Typical uses
- Arduino and microcontroller sensor projects and prototypes.
- STEM, classroom, and maker-space electronics experiments.
- Interactive art, games, and biofeedback-style demo builds.
- DIY data-logging and signal-reading practice projects.
How to choose / tips
- Confirm your board has an analog input pin for the sensor signal.
- Keep the electrode leads and connections clean for steadier readings.
- Use it for learning and experimentation, not as a medical device.
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