Three-dimensional sectional images (e.g. computer tomography, magnetic resonance imaging) are produced in order to plan surgeries exactly. These image data can be visualized intuitively and user-friendly directly on the patient’s skin at the site of the incision.

Cloud platform for vendor-independent exchange of robot control tasks and processes. Social robots provide cognitive abilities for human-centred user interaction like gesture recognition or observing the users well-being by monitoring feelings or stress, using camera algorithms and biometric data from wearables.

Robot embodied persuasion and motivation for sport, post-rehabilitation and work routines. Potential opportunities are analysed how an additional inclusion of physical (robotic) embodiment would enable motivation in terms of improved training methods and more sustainable rehabilitation which increases the health status of chronically ill people.

An initiative facilitating the evolution of advanced nanoelectronic components to packaged integrated systems.

Open access pilot line for photonic integrated circuits with a focus on biomedical applications.

Pilot line for photonics-based new medical devices.

Develops new point of care system for blood tests.

Will be created within Walloon hospital networks and in which the promotion and development of the innovation culture within the clinics is one of the central points and which is implemented by its health living-lab (WeLL).

A national network for the care sector–companies and public organisations, municipalities, hospitals and carecenters (website under construction)

An independent platform which connects Digital Innovation Hubs across Europe to create a sustaining network for all those who are active in the healthcare robotics sector.

The digital health knowhow of Ouku Health.

Proposed and co-created with healthcare organisations.

A project to optimize the impact of public policies in favour of research and innovation facilities in the field of medical technologies.

The project AICASys aims to enable wheelchair-bound persons to live a more autonomous and self-determined life in their own four walls.

Current developments in the context of human-robot cooperation in production, but also advances in the areas of manipulation and navigation, open up new opportunities and markets for service robots outside industrial workshops. This project concentrates on supporting and relieving people through interactive, proactive robot behaviour in a smart home or smart hotel.

A project coordinating and developing life science resources across Europe so that researchers can more easily find, analyse and share data, exchange expertise, and implement best practices.

Aims at securing patient data and introducing a new way to share private information empowering the patients.

Biophysics-based simulation tool, for the evaluation of virtual interactions in different synthetic 3D scenes, developed in the framework of EU project. 

Development of Bio-chips with the use of AI for the Diagnosis and Treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, focusing on Parkinson’s disease.

Re-thinks health services in the aging society using genuine customer orientation and innovation-driven health technology.

Focuses on introduction of health-industry to the local ecosystem, by establishing health-related education and research, leading to FDI promotion.

It is a WP leader and Prof Brian Caulfield is a member of the leadership committee. Mobilise-D will develop a comprehensive system to monitor and evaluate people’s gait based on digital technologies, including sensors worn on the body. The project focuses on conditions which often affect mobility, namely chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, hip fracture recovery, and congestive heart failure.

At Insight UCD we are combining expertise in artificial intelligence, data mining, human computer interaction, wearable sensors and clinical research to explore the role that patient-generated data can have in driving an enhanced understanding of heart failure and promotion of self-management strategies.

They have developed a technology to digitize and quantify the walking patterns of patients whose movements vary due to the impact of different diseases.

The European Innovation and Knowledge mHealth Hub, established to collect and share national experiences on mHealth and to support countries and regions in setting up large-scale mHealth programmes.

A project focused on providing Evidence-based guidance to scale-up integrated care in Europe.

The TechMed Innovation Hub is coordinator of the Digital Innovation Hubs in Healthcare Robotics, the DIH-HERO initiative, which aims to accelerate innovation and implementation of robotics in healthcare.

Extensive testing of telemonitoring program, within the EU Horizon project United4Health.

The European Innovation and Knowledge mHealth Hub, established to collect and share national experiences on mHealth and to support countries and regions in setting up large-scale mHealth programmes.

Dedicated to children between the ages of 8 and 14 and their families. It is a complete source of information about feeding children and creating a healthy lifestyle, which will help parents make nutrition plans for their children in a fun, motivating and intelligent way.

A wearable device created to help children improve self-control and cope with high emotional load situations. Its initial focus is on hyperactivity, where biofeedback and analytical algorithms can have a significant impact on children’s emotional balance and behavior, allowing them to reach their full academic potential.

A programme that help innovators in the inclusion of their solutions into the Slovenian health system.

Welcome to the Future of Healthcare in collaboration with Roche: (English version of the recording available on demand)

An initiative led by TecnoCampus and coorganized by Brightlands Maastricht Health Campus. It has been supported by ACCIÓ, and also participated: the Netherlands Business Support Office in Barcelona and LIOF (Limburg Province Soft-landing Projects), to present opportunities to the companies that belong to the Health ecosystems of Both Technology parks, linking them, and boosting them to create synergies, in order to create opportunities and potentially consortiums in the case they want to raise EU funds. 

This program is funded by Barcelona’s Province Council, and its aim is to give expert advice to launch your start-up with the best guarantees of success, this is your program. During 2020, 10 startups participated and as an outcome, 3 startups received 75.000€ of public funding, 3 startups got room into the TecnoCampus incubator, 1 received private investment, and 1 was awarded with the Creatic Prize (an Innovation Award to startups led by TecnoCampus).

The Remind project is an EU-MSCA action targeting developing reminding technologies for persons with dementia, that also is an excellent network for digital health collaborations.

The project has established an international and interdisciplinary network of researchers to overcome fragmentation and critical gaps at both conceptual and pragmatic innovation level on responsive, age-friendly and sustainable environments.