From Lab to Real World: Low Cost and Non-Contact Monitoring Devices

One of the main challengues has been move laboratory technologies to be deployed in real world scenarios. To achieve this, it was necessary to reduce costs and instrumentation technology while ensuring good accuracy and robustness.

System for prevention of pressure ulcers of wheelchair users (patent EP3337436A1, 2015)  by 1) measuring bioimpedance, temperature and moisture; 2) infering risk of appearance of pressure ulcer, and 3) triggering preventive strategies of dynamic cushioning, wheelchair tilting and electrical stimulation.

Non-Contact Device for monitoring breathing  (PCT/ES2018/070060, 2018) in driving scenarios.

Non-Contact Device for monitoring key vital signs (2024) for Andalusia (Spain) healthcare emergency services.