Wearable Heart Failure Socks for Exacerbation and Treatment Monitoring

Pamela Z. Cacchione, University of Pennsylvania. Li Shen, University of Pennsylvania. Heart Failure Monitoring Socks will be used in hospitalized persons with heart failure to gather data on heart failure exacerbations and responses to treatment. We will use this data to develop predictive models for edema and fatigue due to heart failure.

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Contactless Cardiovascular Health Monitoring for AD using an AI-Enhanced mmWave Radar

Justin Chan, Carnegie Mellon University. Swarun Kumar, Carnegie Mellon University. Neelesh Nadkarni, University of Pittsburgh. The proposed work uniquely aims to measure pulse transit time and blood pressure across different arterial points across the body using the reflections of wireless signals from a single AI-enabled mmWave radar device, which is a key enabler towards whole-body blood flow monitoring both in home and clinical environments.

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AI-Driven Earpiece Wearable to Enhance Symptom Management, Self-Care, and Caregiver Support in AD/ADRD Patients

Selina Zhu, Lumia Health. Paolo Bonato, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital This pilot will test the Lumia ear wearable in people with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (AD/ADRD), allowing users to track blood flow to the head and report symptoms through a voice-controlled AI assistant. The study will focus on usability and adapting Lumia’s technology for older adults with cognitive impairments.

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Measuring Heart Rate using Biomagnetism-based Wearable Devices

Longfei Shangguan, University of Pittsburgh This project will aim to develop an innovative wearable system that leverages biomagnetism to deliver more accurate heart rate and respiration monitoring across diverse skin tones.

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A Downloadable Oscillometric BP Monitor for All Smartphones with No Attachments

Edward Jay Wang, Billion Labs Inc. This project aims to establish accessible early screening of hypertension by democratizing BP monitoring. We aim to achieve this by converting the billions of smartphones into oscillometric BP monitors without hardware add-ons.

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Preventing falls before they occur: validating a wearable sensor for Orthostatic Vital Signs

Amar Basu, Wayne State University, Michael Busa, UMass Amherst. This project will evaluate TRACE, a novel wearable sensor for monitoring orthostatic vital signs continuously at home, whenever an individual stands up.

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Vascular aging using infrasonic hemodynography embedded into everyday earbuds

Anna Barnacka, MindMics Inc. The MindMics pilot project explored the use of infrasonic hemodynography (IH) technology embedded in everyday wireless earbuds to monitor cardiovascular health and assess vascular aging.

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