The forensic techniques developed for the Nyon eBike computers can be applied to analyze other types of special-purpose mobile devices, such as fitness trackers or smart home devices, with some modifications. Firstly, the hardware analysis techniques, such as chip-off procedures and hardware debug interfaces, can be used to extract data from the internal storage of these devices. Similarly, software-based acquisition methods, like accessing the device's file system or using debug tools, can be employed to gather data from the operating system and applications of fitness trackers or smart home devices. The analysis of user data, system logs, connectivity information, and other relevant data points can provide insights into user activities, device interactions, and potential forensic evidence. By adapting and applying the forensic techniques developed for the Nyon to other special-purpose mobile devices, investigators can uncover valuable information for investigations and digital forensic analysis.