Biomedical
Engineering Projects Ideas
Engineering
Projects principles and concepts applied in the medical sector to address medical
issues are simply referred as the Innovative biomedical engineering projects
ideas. All the aspects of healthcare are enhanced via embedded systems medical projects.
Numerous opportunities exist for the creativity in the design and development,
In recent days, there is a lot of scope in fields including signal processing,
artificial implants in orthopaedic surgery, medicinal image processing, and
various healthcare equipment. Some of the examples include the Sphygmomanometer
or blood pressure machine, temperature measuring thermometer, prosthetics, and
ventilators.
Project Code: TEMBPG898
Project Title:A wearable system for respiratory and pace monitoring in running activities: a feasibility studyView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG899
Project Title:An intelligent baby monitoring system based on Raspberry PI, IoT sensors and convolutional neural networkView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG902
Project Title:IoT Based Real-Time Remote Patient Monitoring SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEMBPG906
Project Title:Infusion Liquid Level Detection Tool Using IR Sensors and Photodiode Based on MicrocontrollerView DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_823
Project Title:Novel Wearable Sensor Device For Continuous Monitoring Of Cardiac Activity During SleepView DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_09
Project Title:Adjustment Of Bed For A Patient Through Gesture Recognition: An Image Processing ApproachView DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_47
Project Title:Pillsense: Designing A Medication Adherence Monitoring System Using Pill Bottle-mounted Wireless SensorsArduino| WSN| Embedded applications
View DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_372
Project Title:Prototype Desogn of an Iot Enabled Cost Eeficient Portable Heart Health Data Acquisition SystemArduino| IOT| WSN| Embedded applications
View DetailsProject Code: TEMBRE19_390
Project Title:An Iot Based Multi-parameter Data Acquisition System For Efficient Bio-tele Monitoring Of Pregnant Women At HomeArduino| IOT| WSN| PIC16F77A| ARM7
View Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TEMBPG898 | A wearable system for respiratory and pace monitoring in running activ... | |
| 2 | TEMBPG899 | An intelligent baby monitoring system based on Raspberry PI, IoT senso... | |
| 3 | TEMBPG900 | Health Care System for Home Quarantine People | |
| 4 | TEMBPG902 | IoT Based Real-Time Remote Patient Monitoring System | |
| 5 | TEMBPG906 | Infusion Liquid Level Detection Tool Using IR Sensors and Photodiode B... | |
| 6 | TEMBRE19_823 | Novel Wearable Sensor Device For Continuous Monitoring Of Cardiac Acti... | |
| 7 | TEMBRE19_09 | Adjustment Of Bed For A Patient Through Gesture Recognition: An Image ... | |
| 8 | TEMBRE19_47 | Pillsense: Designing A Medication Adherence Monitoring System Using Pi... | |
| 9 | TEMBRE19_372 | Prototype Desogn of an Iot Enabled Cost Eeficient Portable Heart Healt... | |
| 10 | TEMBRE19_390 | An Iot Based Multi-parameter Data Acquisition System For Efficient Bio... |
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