“…Non-commercial tracers are based on hardware devices such as microcontroller (MCU) ATMega2560 [17], [18], ATMEGA328 [19], Atmel SAM3X8E [20], MSP430 [21], TivaC [22], PIC18F46K22 [23], and Raspberry PI [16], which are used for validation of laboratory prototypes, automation of measurement and visualization processes [18] using, in most cases, devices with low hardware resources [24]. In addition, some solutions perform the presentation of the results, trace curves, using standard computer equipment, databases [16], [18], [19], data analysis software such as MATLAB [21], Labview [22] and Python [19], [16], without considering local monitoring capabilities such as liquid-crystal display (LCD) touch screens [23]. In addition to this, validations of the systems are carried out only with simulation [25] or using synthetics [19], [20], therefore the mentioned limitations can be reduced by adding wireless transmission capabilities [26], granting mobility to the device and contributing to reduce the gap in your research with solutions based on portable and ubiquitous systems.…”