At the IVAM joint booth in Hall 13, we will present our development highlights under the slogan “Microsensors for tomorrow’s world” at Compamed 2021 in Düsseldorf. Dr. Martin Schädel reports on “Optical Blood Pressure Monitoring with PPG Sensors” at the COMPAMED HIGH-TECH Forum by IVAM
In the category “Innovative Product or Patent in the Healthcare Sector”, the Senetics Healthcare Group, honors the development of the optical blood pressure sensor at the CiS Research Institute
ams & CiS Forschungsinstitut enter into strategic R&D partnership. Both partners expect synergy effects from the cooperation in order to make innovative optical sensor solutions for the acquisition of vital data available to patients and end users in the form of wearables and hearables in the near future
The CiS Research Institute has been working for more than 10 years on the development of photoplethysmographic sensors for the continuous measurement of vital parameters such as heart rate, heart rate variability and blood oxygen saturation. The most recent result is a miniaturised sensor that also monitors blood pressure in the ear
The CiS Research Institute has been developing miniaturised, silicon-integrated, multispectral photoplethysmography sensors for well over a decade. The tiny sensors are placed in the external auditory canal and are individually adapted to the patient
At the CiS Research Institute, photoplethysmographic sensors have been developed that enable detailed shape analysis of pulse waves measured in the ear with a high signal-to-noise ratio
CiS Research Institute introduces miniaturized silicon integrated multispectral photoplethysmography sensors. These are placed in the external auditory canal and are individually adapted to the patient
CiS Research Institute introduces miniaturized silicon integrated multispectral photoplethysmography sensors. These are placed in the external auditory canal and are individually adapted to the patient
The CiS Research Institute starts developments on a miniaturized optical sensor for investigations of blood flow velocity in the skin. The sensor principle is based on the laser Doppler method. Here, elastic scattering at the moving blood components causes a shift of the light wavelength, which becomes measurable by coherent superposition with the excitation light
CiS Research Institute presents multispectral photoplethysmography sensors for applications in pain therapy at SENSOR+TEST 2015.
A mobile biofeedback system that records vital parameters of the patient measured in the external auditory canal and processes them further with the help of a smartphone app.
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