16 research groups and research centers presented their focus areas to the audience during 3-minute pitches, so did also Daniela Krainer, the supervisor of our research group Active and Assisted Living. Afterwards there was the opportunity to ask technical questions or to discuss possible cooperations in the foyer at the respective booths.
Our project partner P.SYS showed the Detect & Connect project and their newest invention, the bed sensor module. Here, 4 sensor units are placed under the bed feet and activities are measured and processed via a base station during sleep/rest periods. The Carinthia University of Applied Sciences was involved in the evaluation of the bed sensor module regarding sleep behavior and sleep parameters. A literature research on sleep and sleep quality was also presented.
Feel free to browse through our posters from the booth:
We would like to thank all visitors for their participation and the lively exchange!