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Electrocardiogram (ECG), (PPG)
Electrodermal activity (EDA/GSR)
Oxygen saturation (SpO2)
Body sensor (TEMP)
Breathing patterns (RESP / PZT)
Accelerometer (ACC)
Electroencephalography (EEG)
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Gaming, websites, apps
Electronics and Computer Engineering
Data Architecture and Full-Stack Dev.
Chemistry
Health and Bio-signals
Instituto Politécnico de Coimbra
Machine Learning and Biomedical Devices
Instituto de Telecomunicações
Marketing and Innovation
Universidade Católica Lisboa
Consumer Behavior
Universidade de Aveiro
UX, Ergonomics and Product Design
Universidade da Beira Interior
Virtual Reality and Emotions
Faculdade de Arquitetura de Lisboa
Automated COVID-19 Symptomatology Remote Monitoring System
e-CoVig aims to implement a low-cost solution for monitoring a large number of subjects in COVID-19 quarantine.
The system couples a cloud-based eHealth platform for collection, management and visualization of physiological and clinical data, with a smartphone-based ubiquitous system for acquiring COVID-19 symptomatic measurements (pulse oximetry, temperature, heart rate and respiration).
Patients undergoing e-CoVig monitoring are assigned with an unique QR code that can be used across the different components of the system (i.e. mobile and web apps).
The mobile app is installed either by the patient, informal carer, or healthcare professional, and serves as the primary data collection tool.
Qualitative assessment of the symptoms is performed periodically using an in-app measurement diary; self-report questionnaires enable the recording of other relevant clinical data to support the characterization of the pathology.
The mobile app is installed either by the patient, informal carer, or healthcare professional, and serves as the primary data collection tool.
Our system is centered around a the cross-platform mobile app, and uses the BrainAnswer platform for the cloud storage and analytics backend, as well as for the web-based patient management portal that healthcare professionals can access.
For collecting physiological data, we use as many embedded sensors of the mobile phone as possible. The camera is used for Photoplethysmography (PPG) data acquisition, from which heart rate and heart rate variability indicators can be derived. The microphone is used to record audio snippets, with the purpose of detecting cough and periodically monitoring respiratory activity.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is used to automate in-app insertion of the readings obtained with standard household devices, namely thermometer, blood pressure monitor, and/or oxygen saturation level (SpO2) meter.
Given that most household devices only provide momentary readings, a purpose-built specialized wearable device with wireless connectivity, has been created within the project, for dense recording of SpO2, heart rate, and temperature data. This device can be deployed in large volumes at a comparatively low cost.
We believe that it can greatly automate the interaction between the subjects and the national healthcare systems (NHS), reducing the risk of contamination, and to densify the monitoring process over time, by increasing the number of symptomatic measures.
The proposed system has the ability to streamline the simultaneous monitoring of a large number of subjects and generate automatic alerts.
The fact that it uses the mobile phone as primary multimodal integrated biomedical sensing tool is also quite disruptive, given that for subjects with a high degree of frailty and less proficient in modern technologies, other approaches may constitute more of a burden than a solution.
This work has been partially funded by the Portuguese National Science Foundation (FCT) under grant number 255_596880547 and by FCT/MCTES through national funds and when applicable co-funded EU funds under the project UIDB/EEA/50008/2020.
Mobilizing scientific and technological knowledge in response to the challenges of the agri-food market
MobFood is a Research and Development Project that reflects the intent of several agents of the agri-food sector to address the challenges faced by the Portuguese food industry as it strives to be more competitive.
The project aims to promote new growth strategies based on the sector’s technological and innovative capacities that will lead to new products, services, processes and technologies throughout the value chain. The project’s goals will be achieved by promoting the cooperation between enterprises and research institutions in the three main areas: Food Safety and Sustainability, Food for Health and Well-being and Quality and Safe Food Production. MobFood seeks to have a food industry that manages resources efficiently and is sustainable, interlinked, transparent, resilient, safe and consumer-centric.
The MobFood consortium is led by the Portuguese Agrofood Cluster, presided by PortugalFoods, and involves 43 entities representing the Portuguese Agri-food sector. MobFood has 7 major work-packages: By-products and efficient use of resources; Sustainable Packaging; Nutrition, Health and Well-being; Food Safety and Quality; Authenticity and Traceability; Logistics: Collaborative and Sustainable Food Supply Chain; Consumer: new evaluation technologies.
Further information on mobfood.pt .
INNOACE is a project co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) through the Interreg V-A Spain-Portugal (POCTEP) 2014-2020 Programme, aimed at strengthening the business landscape, creating synergies among enterprises and R+D+i centres, carrying out transfer actions and the early validation of products and services through open innovation processes. Furthermore, INNOACE intends to foster the entrepreneur discovery process in key areas of smart specialisation of EUROACE (a group formed by the regions of Alentejo and Centro in Portugal and the Autonomous Region of Extremadura in Spain).
INNOACE is aimed at economic stakeholders who intervene in areas, strategic sectors and/or niches of opportunities which are shared by the three EUROACE regions.
To do so, the partners participating in INNOACE have analysed the RIS3 strategies (smart specialisation) in each region. And therefore, we know that sharing knowledge in areas such as agrofood, health, tourism, natural resources and the environment, and ICT can help us stand out and grow.
The INNOACE project aims to create an environment that is favourable to collaboration among knowledge-generation centres and companies in which cooperation among the three EUROACE regions within the open innovation process gets various economic stakeholders involved and incorporates the facilitating technologies needed to share knowledge.