SocketSense partners from KTH, RISE IVF, LussTech and Ossur participated the EC Workshop on Smart Bioelectronic and Wearable Systems (22&23 October, Brussels), and presented the overall strategy and related base technologies of SocketSense. This EC workshop aimed to promote cross project communication while informing the current technology and policy trends
The SocketSense project was presented at the European Technology Platform on Smart System Integration (EPoSS) Annual Forum 2019. EPoSS is an industry-driven policy initiative defining R&D and innovation needs as well as policy requirements related to Smart Systems Integration and integrated Micro- and Nanosystems. The SocketSense project was presented during the Smart Systems for Flexible […]
Last week, KTH EECS researchers have presented different thesis projects in the context of SocketSense at the degree project fair at KTH’s campus in Kista. Over 40 companies, 15 research groups and 400 of KTH’s students visited the yearly degree project fair. The event represents a good opportunity for students at the bachelor’s and master’s level […]
The SocketSense Project will be exhibiting at the Smart Bioelectronic and Wearable System event in Brussels on 22-23 Oct. Our Project Manager, Professor Dejiu Chen, is giving a presentation about the project, its goals and challenges.Its a two day event with the objective to raise the importance of Electronics, and in particular bioelectronics & micro-nano-bio […]
Welcome to the SocketSense Project! SocketSense is a new ICT project which aims at developing an innovative prosthetic socket system through the integration of advanced sensing, data analysis, AI methods, embedded platforms and cloud computing. In particular, the cutting-edge solution will consist of real-time monitoring of critical clinical parameters measured inside the prosthetic socket. The […]
Problem and Challenge Limb amputations cause serious physical disabilities that compromise the quality of life of many people around the globe. The World Health Organization estimates that there are ~ 40 million amputees in the world. This number is expected to increase, due to an ageing population and a corresponding higher incidence of diabetes and […]