Wearable Healthcare

The Wearable Healthcare research program at AMEL focuses on the development of intelligent wearable technologies and connected healthcare systems for continuous health monitoring and decentralized healthcare applications. Our work integrates biomedical sensing, embedded electronics, wireless communication, signal acquisition, and intelligent healthcare technologies to develop portable and user-oriented healthcare solutions.

The laboratory develops wearable sensing systems and connected healthcare platforms capable of supporting real-time physiological monitoring, remote healthcare, and smart health analytics. Our research emphasizes low-power, compact, and deployable healthcare technologies designed for modern healthcare environments and personalized healthcare applications.

Research focus

• Wearable sensing technologies
• Connected healthcare systems
• Remote health monitoring
• Biomedical signal acquisition
• Wireless healthcare devices
• Smart healthcare platforms
• Physiological monitoring systems
• Intelligent wearable technologies

Current activities

• Development of wearable sensing systems
• Biomedical signal monitoring technologies
• Wireless healthcare device integration
• Embedded systems for wearable healthcare
• Portable health monitoring platforms
• Sensor interfacing and data acquisition
• Connected healthcare technologies
• Smart healthcare system development

Technologies

• Embedded healthcare electronics
• Biomedical sensors and signal acquisition
• Wireless and IoT healthcare systems
• Low-power embedded systems
• STM32, ESP32 and Raspberry Pi platforms
• Biomedical data processing
• Portable sensing platforms
• Healthcare communication technologies

Applications

• Continuous health monitoring
• Remote patient monitoring
• Wearable healthcare devices
• Connected healthcare ecosystems
• Home healthcare technologies
• Smart biomedical monitoring
• Personalized healthcare systems