Research Projects

Research Hub for Digital Enhanced Living

The ARC Research Hub for Digital Enhanced Living aims to address the growing challenges of aging people living in their own home or residential care. This will be through inventing new personalised medical technologies through an innovative approach, with a multi-disciplinary team leveraging diverse expertise.

Research Hub for Digital Enhanced Living

SCAUT

SCAUT aims to create next generation mHealth that improves collaboration between cardiac device patients and clinicians in remote monitoring.

SCAUT

RADMIS

The RADMIS project seeks to design smartphone-based monitoring and treatment technology for depressive patients. The goal is to establish the efficacy of this technology by measuring re-admission and clinical outcome.

RADMIS

REACH

REACH aims to develop a service system that will turn clinical and care environments into personalisable modular sensing, prevention, and intervention systems that encourage the elderly to become healthy via activity.

REACH

WARD Grand Solutions

Complications in postoperative – and rehabilitation patients are related to a high morbidity, mortality and increased costs in the healthcare system. This project explores the use of continuous monitoring of vital parameters for the early detection of complications and deterioration in postoperative – and rehabilitation patients.

WARD Grand Solutions

iPDM-GO

The goal is to enhance the iPDM approach with innovative personalized health technology and implement outcomes-based healthcare payment.

iPDM-GO

FitMum

There is a gap in evidence and practice towards tackling the significant public health issue of being physically inactive during pregnancy, and the vision of the FitMum project is to increase physical activity among Danish pregnant women.

FitMum

Accessibility by Gaze Tracking

GazeIT, Man in wheelchair using gaze tech

Gaze tracking affords fast, precise and durable input for communication, mobility and smart home control. GazeIT will make sure that this technology becomes available for people with motor disabilities.

Accessibility by Gaze Tracking

Detection of mortality after cancer surgery

Major elective cancer surgery in the abdomen is associated with substantial morbidity and mortality risk despite optimized anesthesia and surgical techniques. This project explores the development of a system for early detection of severe complications after cancer surgery.

Detection of mortality after cancer surgery

MONARCA II

MONARCA, girl in coffee shop on her phone

This project explores the use of smartphones for continuous monitoring of subjective and objective measures of illness activity in bipolar disorder.

MONARCA II

GO-ACTIVE

Motivating Physical Activity, walking in the forest

This project uses smartphones as personalized lifestyle devices to monitor, motivate, and maintain physical activity in overweight individuals.

GO-ACTIVE

DIACON

The objective of the DIACON project is to develop an artificial pancreas for people with Type 1 diabetes.

DIACON

REAFEL

New technology for monitoring the heart rhythm of frail elderly patients makes it possible for cardiologists and researchers at Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital to cooperate with general practitioners in new ways.

REAFEL

Biometric Healthcare Research Platform

BRHP, woman walking on the top of a grassy hill

The rapidly increasing interest within research to monitor and diagnose psychiatric and neurological diseases more efficiently in people’s daily lives (in-the-wild) and in the laboratory (in-the-lab) requires new IT infrastructure effectively combining various types of sensors.

Biometric Healthcare Research Platform