Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab

Open Opportunities

New process for conductive metallic traces for e-textile applications ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The goal of the project is to develop simple procedures to deposit metals onto everyday fabrics, for use in e-textiles Biomedical Engineering, Textile Technology Bachelor Thesis, Semester Project

Artificial intelligence for anxiety level classification using data from wearable devices ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The aim of this project is to study the feasibility of using wearable devices for anxiety detection using machine learning models. By creating a robust framework for continuous monitoring and early assessment, it has the potential to meaningfully impact the users wellbeing. Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Software, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Information Systems, Medical and Health Sciences Master Thesis, Semester Project

Generative AI for glucose level classification and prediction using wearable devices ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The aim of this project is to study the feasibility of using wearable devices for early stage prediabetes detection using machine learning models. By creating a robust framework for continuous monitoring and risk assessment in at-risk populations, it has the potential to revolutionize how diabetes is detected and managed in clinical settings. Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Software, Medical and Health Sciences Master Thesis, Semester Project

Artificial intelligence for predicting neurological recovery post-cardiac arrest ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The aim of this project is to predict neurological recovery after a cardiac arrest using machine learning methods and ECG and EEG data. Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Software, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Information Systems, Medical and Health Sciences Master Thesis, Semester Project

Smart Clothing: Mobile app for characterizing light spectrum of luminescent textile fibers ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The aim of this project is to implement a smartphone app that characterizes the light spectrum emitted by luminescent textile fibers. Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Software, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Information Systems, Medical and Health Sciences Master Thesis, Semester Project

Conduct human gait study with optical motion capture to assess smart clothing for movement monitoring ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab We aim to conduct a study with human participants to assess the function of our textile-based wearable technology for movement monitoring in clinical and fitness scenarios. Engineering and Technology, Information, Computing and Communication Sciences, Medical and Health Sciences Bachelor Thesis, Internship, Master Thesis, Semester Project

Breathable hydrogel fabric electrodes for bioelectrical signal detection ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The goal of this project is to construct a breathable hydrogel electrode on an everyday fabric substrate for bioelectrical signal detection at the skin interface. Electrical Engineering, Human Movement and Sports Science, Textile Technology Bachelor Thesis, Semester Project

Predicting sleep quality and stress from psycho-physiological data from a wearable device” ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The aim of this project is to predict sleep quality and levels of stress using machine learning methods actigraph and heart rate data. Biomedical Engineering, Computer Vision, Electrical Engineering Master Thesis, Semester Project

Conductive polymer pattern deposition for smart textile applications ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The goal of the project is to develop a simple and versatile method for production of robust conductive patterns on textile via deposition of conductive polymers. This technology will allow further development of wearable electronics for biomedical applications. Chemistry, Medical and Health Sciences, Polymers Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis

Mechanophores for advanced wearable strain and pressure sensors ETH Zurich Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab The goal of the project is to synthesize and characterize a number of small molecules capable of acting as mechanophore addition to various polymers. These polymers would then be used as wearable strain or pressure sensors. Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Composite Materials Master Thesis