CONVERGENCE

Frictionless Energy Efficient Convergent Wearables for Healthcare
and Lifestyle Applications

The project is funded by the ERA-NET- a H2020 instrument:

 



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The wearable sensor platform proposed in CONVERGENCE is centred on energy efficient wearable proof-of-concepts at system level exploiting data analytics developed in a context driven approach (in contrast with more traditional research where the device level research and the data analytics are carried out on separate path, rarely converging).

Here we choose realistic wearable form factors for our energy efficient systems such as wrist-based and patch-based devices. Their advancements, as autonomous systems is foreseen in CONVERGENCE to offer unique solutions for new generations of frictionless (non-invasive) quasi-continuous healthcare and environmental monitoring, and for forthcoming smart apparel with embedded autonomous sensing. [more details]

 

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Project meetings and events:

Kick-off meeting, Lausanne, Switzerland, May 19th, 2017
Periodic project meeting, Bucharest, Oct. 27th, organized by IMT-Bucharest, with 24 participants.

¤ IMT contribution. Wearable CO sensor

IMT started the development of wearable sensors on flexible substrate (PET, Rubylith film) with electrochemically deposited Polyaniline functional material for CO detection.

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Main area: High-Efficiency Sensor Networks
Keywords: 

Low power wearable sensors, bio-sensors (sweat and breath), activity sensors, environmental (gas and particle) sensors, energy harvesting, energy efficient wearables, energy efficient autonomous systems, signal processing, data analytics, preventive healthcare strategies, energy harvesting, energy efficient computing and communications, heterogeneous integration on flex, silicon-in-foil.

Partners: See consortium here.
Call identifier: FLAG-ERA Joint Transnational Call (JTC) 2016
Duration: 36 Months (2017- 2020)
Buget: 2.522.547 €
 

Project coordinator: Adrian Ionescu -Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale Lausanne / Engineering, Switzerland, Funded by: SNSF

Contact person from National Institute for R&D Microtechnologies / Lab. of Microsystems for Biomedical & Env. Applications, Romania:
PhD. Carmen MOLDOVAN
E-mail: carmen[dot]moldovan[at]imt[dot]ro
Tel:+40-21-269.07.70; +40-21-269.07.74; (int. 31)
Fax: +40-21-269.07.72; +40-21-269.07.76;
Website: www.imt.ro

- Funded by: UEFISCDI (405.000 lei / 90.000 EUR)

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