Applied Signal Processing for Textile-Enabled Physiological Measurement Systems

This project investigate how signal processing techniques can be applied to facilitate the implementation of personalized health monitoring systems with the use of textile technology

Description

New developments in textile technologies are producing new conductive fibers and fabrics that have the potential to be used as transducers for physiological measurements enabling novel monitoring applications. The successful integration of functional textile-based transducers in a medical measurement system does not only require expertise in textile technology and measurements instrumentation, but also signal-processing methods and techniques specifically applied to the physiological or biophysical object of interest.

Project manager

Seoane Martínez, Fernando

Research supervisor

Seoane Martínez, Fernando,  Kaj Lindecrantz & Manuel Rosa Zurera

Subjects

Textile applications of Biomedical Engineering

Research areas

Textiles and fashion (Design)
Textiles and fashion (General)

Researchers

Buendia Lopez, Ruben
Lindecrantz, Kaj
Seoane Martínez, Fernando

Financiers

University of Borås

Start date

2010-01-01

End date

2012-06-30