Research

AuRelia

The AuRelia project addresses the formidable challenges of health sensor deployment in lunar missions, emphasizing the critical aspects of sensor autonomy and exceptional reliability, particularly in the context of Seismocardiography (SCG) sensors.

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BEAT: Wireless Compose 2

The BEAT project focuses on the development of a non-invasive method for monitoring the cardiovascular system of astronauts on the ISS. Smart sensors embedded in a T-shirt measure minimal chest movements, wirelessly transmit the data to Earth, and demonstrate promising results.

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DiGA Evidence

The Digital Healthcare Act enables the prescription of digital health applications (DiGA). A systematic literature review shows shortcomings in the provision of evidence for DiGA that need to be addressed with appropriate measures.

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HCM-Patch

The project investigates the prevalence of ventricular arrhythmias in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) using mHealth-based continuous rhythm monitoring.

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SArES

The upcoming Artemis Moon missions necessitate radiation-tolerant health sensors to ensure astronaut safety. The SArES project, in collaboration with the University of Bielefeld, aims to develop a qualified sensor system for cardiovascular health monitoring.

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SMaRT

SMaRT (Sensation Mapping and Reporting Tool) is a specialised scientific research software that provides a comprehensive and innovative platform for mapping and documenting human sensations.

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MeCS-Kol

The aim of the MeCS-Kol project at the OWL Medical Faculty is to research and improve care for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses. Within this framework, Digital Medicine is working with project partners from the faculty to design a digital learning platform for teaching and training in how to deal with these patient groups.

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