Sebastian Neubert

Authors: Sebastian Neubert ¹, Sabine Behrendt ², Mohit Kumar³, Regina Stoll ²

1) celisca – Center for Life Science Automation; 2) Institute for Preventive Medicine  3) Institute of Automation, University of Rostock

The acquisition of physiological parameters for preventive medicine studies makes high demands on the flexibility of the used measuring system. The focus of interest is especially the use afield during usual daily routine (e.g. at work or during leisure time) and the continuous monitoring of a subject’s status. Moreover, the aim is the reduction of effort and time exposure of the medical staff by a fully automated analysis of the subject’s raw data.

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