Group Ⅲ Research Areas
- Recording of unrestrained bio-signals and development of bio-interface for restoration of nervous system functions
Recording of unrestrained bio-signals and development
of bio-interface for restoration of nervous system functions
Group 3 is in charge of BT technology and aims to develop a bio-interface
for the recording of unrestrained bio-signals, restoration of functions
in the nervous system, and monitoring of electrocardiogram (ECG). To this end,
the group has developed unconstrained, 24-hour real-time monitoring technology
based on wireless power transfer to check patient conditions primarily using vital signs
without limiting his/her activities, technology to supply signals and power to completely
implantable supplements in the central nerves in a stable manner, and an implantable
ECG monitoring system by using wireless power transfer.
Development of an unconstrained patient monitoring system by using wireless power
transfer
unconstrained bio-signal monitoring based on wireless power transfer
Creation of sensor patches made of body-friendly materials in the form of skin
Development of implantable nerve access interface for nerve recordings and stimulation
Polymer-based high-density, flexible nerve electrodes
Development of a sub-miniature implantable ECG monitoring system through the application
of wireless energy transfer technology
Developing the ICM system’s core modules (signal-processing circuits, external case)
Proposing designs for batteries, antenna electrodes, etc. from Groups 1 and 2
Development of bio-interface for recording of unconstrained bio-signals, restoration of
nervous system functions, and ECG monitoring
Manufacturing of medical prototypes for wireless power transfer and clinical testing of
new materials convergence, as well as conducting animal experiments
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Recording of unconstrained
bio-signalsReal-time monitoring technology
during sleepIntelligent patient condition analysis
technologySensor patches in the form of skin
Accurate extraction and analysis of
clinical data -
Restoration of nervous
system functionsSignal analysis of and stimulation
techniques for central nervesNew stereotactic surgery method
Recording and stimulation of spinal
nerves -
System integration
Integrating signal processing, wireless
communications and charging systems, and manufacturing prototypesIntegrating ECG communicators and
wireless power transmitter system
- Center for Intelligent BioMedical Wireless Power Transfer at Soongsil University
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