Getting some information from human body by using simple sensors and Arduino.

Android app-controlled, Arduino-based kit that provides simultaneous data about body t°, heart rate, room humidity and t° data.

Helping the visually impaired identify an object's colour discretely.

First prototype of a fully functional neonate incubator for educational purposes. Still, a lot to get better, but hey, it works just fine!

Low cost and noninvasive medical patch that continuously monitors temperature and sends alerts to phone when temperature reaches set limit.

Shoot fireballs from your fists when you throw a punch with these arm mounted smart flamethrowers!

An innovative wearable technology for visually impaired peoples.

Mobile electronical device for blind and visual impaired people mobility.

How did I stand out at prom? In a light up dress of course!

A smartwatch with fall and location detection, reminders and more, designed to help you or your loved one with Alzheimer's!

The ExoMIND Glove is a stroke rehabilitation device used to generate biofeedback for physical therapists and patients.

A dress with Curie's pattern matching engine on Arduino101 to control the embedded LEDs, which makes constellations show up on the dress.

Hook up your Arduino to take a look at your ECG, respiration and heart rate using TI's amazing ADS1292R chip.

This health band can assist old people in their daily lives, leaving the family stress free!

The ultimate upgrade to your hat.

Reinventing the pedestrian experience.

An obstacle-detection and GPS-enabled navigation wearable for the visually impaired.

The smart insole collects foot pressure data in real-time. Through Thinger.io the information is fed into a system that visualizes the data.

A counterproductive suite of office products

Use an infrared sensor to sense eye movements and control an LED.

The vital signs of people is crucial in todays medicine. In this project I designed a system for measuring heart rate using pulse sensor.

Shows you how you can connect ProtoCentral's MAX30100 breakout board to an Arduino for PulseOx and heart rate measurement and visualization.

One shirt, thirty-six LEDs, endless possibilities.

I have used a heartbeat sensor module which senses the heartbeat upon putting a finger on the sensor.