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Portable Multimodal Biosignal Monitoring System

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Service Description

Equipment: - PHCT Mobile Gaitlab System Clinic: A complete mobile setup for detailed and accurate gait analysis, designed specifically for clinical use cases and supporting the aforementioned features and applications. - maphera®: A Fraunhofer technology revolving around easy and mobile acquisition of multimodal, patient-centered data in medical grade quality. Current sensors include ECG, PPG, EMG, IMU and any other modality you require, due to the flexible sensor interface of the maphera® system. - Polar H10 and Pro Strap: Long-term, mobile monitoring of heart rate and movement of subjects during any kind of activity in a real-world environment.

Who Can Benefit: - Data Scientists and AI Researchers: Gain reliable datasets for developing AI models to identify and predict health abnormalities, enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of analysis. - Healthcare Technology Innovators: Integrate AI insights into wearable devices or diagnostic tools, advancing patient monitoring technologies. - Clinical Researchers: Employ AI applications in clinical trials to deepen insights into the effects of treatments on a multitude of physical disorders. - Software Developers: Create and refine user-friendly AI interfaces for clinicians, enabling effective application of AI-generated insights in patient care. - Rehabilitation Professionals: Leverage AI-enhanced feedback to craft adaptive rehabilitation strategies responsive to real-time biosignal analysis. - Biomedical Engineers: Innovate AI-driven biomechanical tools for the design of prosthetics, orthotics, and assistive devices.

Key Features: - Portability: Designed for easy transport and quick setup in clinical or any other environment. - Real-Time Data Collection: Offers acquisition of highly synchronized multimodal data in a raw format for developing state of the art algorithms. - User-Friendly Interface: Simplifies operation for both technical and non-technical users, including engineers and healthcare personnel. - Comprehensive Reporting: Delivers detailed reports on gait characteristics such as stride length, speed, and balance for thorough clinical evaluations. - Expert Personnel: Specialists with extensive experience in analyzing gait and movement disorders, particularly those related to Parkinson's disease, to provide accurate assessments and insightful analysis for informed diagnoses and treatment planning.

Possible Applications: - Algorithm Validation: Supplies precise and repeatable gait data essential for the evaluation of therapeutic interventions. - Multimodal Data Acquisition: Acquire medical grade data of various biosignals like ECG, EMG, motion or PPG (further sensor frontends in development). - Identify Relevant Modality: Identify the most relevant biosignal for your use case to acquire and use only relevant data in your application. - Fast Prototyping: Aside from your algorithm, you can validate your innovative wearable sensor technology and synchronize it to data from traditional sensor frontends.

Who We Are: The Fraunhofer Insitute for Integrated Circuits (Fraunhofer IIS) has established the Center for Sensor Technology and Digital Medicine (CEMDIS) in cooperation with the Universitätsklinikum Erlangen and the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) to enhance modern healthcare through innovative sensor technology and digital solutions. This center focuses on integrating innovative medical technologies such as wearables and robotic systems to support medical diagnostics, patient monitoring and evaluating patient-specific therapies by providing digital health solutions für real-life healthcare. Located at the Universitätsklinikum Erlangen, it offers unique infrastructures for the development, integration, and validation of novel health technologies, providing companies opportunities for technological advancements. For more information, visit the Fraunhofer IIS website.

Keywords: clinical trial preparation Neurological Diseases Data Evaluation Data Acquisition Performance Evaluation/Reporting Gait Analysis Movement Analysis Multimodal Data Prospective Data Scientific-Technical Consulting Stress Analysis
Offerings: Hardware (Design, Development, Manufacturing, etc.) Testing Pre-Clinical (Neurology, Cardiology, wearables, motion, psychophysical, GLP, animal safety, toxicity, etc.) Hardware Design, Development & Manufacturing Testing Clinical (investigation, trial, etc.) Testing Facility Real-World (ER, OR, ICU, office, ambulance, ward, patient home, etc.)
TEF-Health Use Case Domain: all
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Provider Organisation Fraunhofer Gesellschaft Zur Forderung Der Angewandten Forschung Ev (Fraunhofer)
Provider Country Germany
Published Email dhs-studien@iis.fraunhofer.de

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Operational Details

Service Inputs - Study Objective / Research Questions / Hypothesis - Target Population - Measurement Requirements - Study Protocol (can be specified during service provision) - Product Description and Documentation - Data Format & Delivery Preferences
Service Outputs - Measurement Protocol - Synchronized and Curated Multi-Sensor Dataset - Data Analysis Report - Performance Summary - Validation Report (if applicable)
Dependencies & Restrictions - Ethics Approval - Sponsor Responsibilities: the customer / SME is required to be the sponsor of tthe clinical study.

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