ReMindMe
Older adults and cognitively or psychologically vulnerable people often experience challenges such as disorientation, anxiety, loneliness, and difficulties in managing daily routines. These situations...
LiFeStream – Improving communication in out of hosptial cardiac arrest
LiFeStream is a research project during a master course called digital healthcare in a project team of three members within four Semesters.
The research project...
3dPain
In this project a prototype is introduced, which should be able to treat persons with persistent low back pain within a Virtual Reality Environment...
CAR-E – A open-source speech assistance for elderly people
Looking over the past decades and into the future, we are witnessing a global shift towards an increasingly ageing population. Alongside this demographic shift,...
Train & Win
As you may remember, the aim of this project is to design a training system for elderly, which uses the Microsoft Kinect as a...
Nurphy – A Video-based Communication tool
NURPHY is the prototype of a web-based application for real-time video communication between nurses in nursing homes and emergency care units (ECU) to avoid...
eHealth Wallet
The aim of eHealth Wallet is to close the gap between pre-clinical examinations and hospital admission.
At the moment, still most of the medical reports...
BRELOMATE – Connecting the Older Generation
http://brelomate.fhstp.ac.at/
While ICT has a huge impact on everyday communication
and social participation, elderly people struggle to
overcome technical barriers such as complex interaction
with devices and services....
RisPaD- A notepad for Radiologists
The RISPAD – Project
( project UPDATE SS 2016)
Demonstrating the Implementation of a RIS-PACS compatible handout Documentation system Into An Existing Examination.
Authors.: Ganster Barbara and...
Smart Brain – Intelligent Personal Assistants for F.A.S.Ter Stroke Detection
Every 20 minutes an Austrian citizen suffers from a stroke. Only a third of the affected people fully recover, while approximately 20 percent die....















