Related research projects
Research projects in the area of Health sensing at SDU HIT
Health Technology for the prediction and monitoring of decubitus ulcer
Development of a sensorized sock for monitoring the wound development of feet suffering from decubitus ulcer.
Partners: Steno Diabetes Center Odense
Contact: Daniel Teichmann, date@mmmi.sdu.dk
iCPR
In this project we work on a novel way to quantify the effectiveness of CPR massage and to use this information to enhance the CPR outcome. Development of a prototype and testing in a field study in ambulances in South Denmark.
Supported by: Offerfonden
Partners: The Prehospital Research Unit, Region of Southern Denmark, Odense University Hospital
Contact: Morten Hansen, moh@mmmi.sdu.dk
Camera-based microvascular monitoring
We investigate the potential of PPG imaging for bed-side assessment of hemodynamic conditions in a clinical study with injection of temperatureized fluids.
Supported by: Novo Nordisc Foundation
Partners: Emergency Department Esbjerg
Contact: Daniel Teichmann, date@mmmi.sdu.dk
In-car Vital sign monitoring
Noncontact monitoring of the driver statuse through sensor that are integrated into the back rest of the driver seat. On-road testing in Denmark, Japan, and Poland.
Supported by: Novo Nordisk Foundation
Partners: Tokyo Denki University, Japan
Contact: Daniel Teichmann, date@mmmi.sdu.dk
Bioimpedance based Tissue Analysis and biofilm detection
We investigate the potential of bioimpedance sprectroscopy for inflammation and infection detection of human tissue.
Supported by: Novo Nordisk
Partners: Institute for Bioprocessing and Analytical Measurement Techniques e.V., Heiligenstadt
Contact: Daniel Teichmann, date@mmmi.sdu.dk
Unobtrusive monitoring of hemodynamic information
We investigate unobtrusive sensor technologies for monitoring vital signs and hemodynamic information. Sensor technologies comprise Radar, capacitive ECG, optical methods, camera techniques, and sensors base on electromagnetic coupling.
Partners: National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Supported by: Novo Nordisk
Contact: Daniel Teichmann, date@mmmi.sdu.dk
VISE (VelfærdsInnovation for Sundt Erhvervsfremme)
Activity Recognition of people in an elderly care center
Partners: Brane ApS, SENS Innovstion ApS, Kerteminde Kommune
Contact: Abdolrahman Peimankar, abpe@mmmi.sdu.dk