Sensibilab

Sensibilab Research Laboratory Activity is concentrated on the design of wearable solutions to measure biological signals, and communication aids to support the handicap.

SensibiLab develops solutions and models of systems and sensors usable in the remote monitoring of clinical research, in telemedicine, sports and aids for the disabled. Creation of these devices foresees possible areas of experimentation and the development of local services such as home assistance or welfare structures (domotics) as well as the monitoring of biomedical signals: for emergency aid and/or telemedicine in remote areas; for control during working hours; for sports medicine or fitness, also personal; during and after recovery in hospital. The laboratory operates on three levels:

technology, with the creation of sensor systems and their pre-processing architecture for the non-intrusive measurement of bio-physiological parameters;
methodology, developing methods and algorithms for processing, in experimental and non-conventional paradigms, the data arriving from the sensors;
application, experimentation and services in clinical, rehabilitative and sports areas. SensibiLab is characterised by its capacity to rapidly transfer the results of research to technological products in the sectors regarding wearable monitoring devices and technologies for interfacing disabled persons with the computer. The foreseen applications and services represent a significant potential development in terms of health and public safety.

27/03/2021

Realizzata dal TEDH, centro di competenze del Dipartimento di Design, la tuta monitora la riabilitazione e trasmette i dati a uno smartphone

Users are the most important part of the product, but helping them use and understand it is essential.
11/03/2021

Users are the most important part of the product, but helping them use and understand it is essential.

Season Greetings from Sensibilab!!!
29/12/2020

Season Greetings from Sensibilab!!!

Something new is coming to town 🎅🎶
30/11/2020

Something new is coming to town 🎅🎶

Would you like to contribute to fight covid19? Download the step file, print it and build your own hook for opening door...
10/04/2020

Would you like to contribute to fight covid19? Download the step file, print it and build your own hook for opening doors and interacting with button and touchscreen, avoiding direct contact and the risk of contact with dirty and infected surfaces.

A 3d printable tool for opening doors, interact with buttons and touchscreens, without touching them. - thewizard1983/covid19_3dprinted_opener

First try with clear resin... Not bad. Thanks to
13/12/2019

First try with clear resin... Not bad. Thanks to

Innaugurazione Astrolab
30/09/2019

Innaugurazione Astrolab

Mini production for pilota test.
25/09/2019

Mini production for pilota test.

18/09/2019

How about cool animation!!!

Sensibilab supports the development of Fleah, a new smart plug for a new smart home. First place at the first Campus ...
25/07/2017

Sensibilab supports the development of Fleah, a new smart plug for a new smart home. First place at the first Campus Party Italia Hackathon.

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Via Previati 1C
Lecco
23900

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Lunedì 08:30 - 18:30
Martedì 08:30 - 18:30
Mercoledì 08:30 - 18:30
Giovedì 08:30 - 18:30
Venerdì 08:30 - 18:30

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SensibiLab develops solutions and models of systems and sensors for Wearable devices and IoT (IoMT - Internet of Medicla Thing), for monitoring, clinical research, in telemedicine, sports and aids for the disabled. Activity is concentrated on the design of wearable solutions to measure biological signals, and communication aids to support the handicap.

Creation of these devices foresees possible areas of experimentation and the development of local services such as home assistance or welfare structures (domotics) as well as the monitoring of biomedical signals: for emergency aid and/or telemedicine in remote areas; for control during working hours; for sports medicine or fitness, also personal; during and after recovery in hospital. The laboratory operates on four levels:


  • design: innovation in usability and accessibility of products and services;

  • technology: with the creation of sensor systems and their pre-processing architecture for the non-intrusive measurement of bio-physiological parameters;