Bursa Technical University is Developing a Next-Generation Wearable Platform for Health Data
Within the scope of the EU-backed MORPHEUS Project, a special polymer material will be designed to monitor patients' medical data from a single center.
Bursa Technical University is developing a next-generation biosensor technology within the scope of the EU-backed MORPHEUS Project that will allow patients' health data to be tracked via a single wearable platform instead of numerous cables.
MORPHEUS Project and International Partners
Bursa Technical University has become one of the 14 international partners of the MORPHEUS project, which is supported by the European Union's Horizon Europe program.
Project Team and Coordination of Studies
Prof. Dr. Ayşe Bedeloğlu is leading the BTÜ studies of the four-year project, while Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yasin Altın and Asst. Prof. Dr. Ömer Faruk Ünsal are also on the team.
A Solution to Cable Clutter in Health Monitoring
The numerous sensors and cables used to monitor the vital signs of intensive care patients restrict patient movements and complicate tracking processes.
Real-Time and Continuous Monitoring
Thanks to the MORPHEUS Project, the integration of different sensors into a flexible wearable platform aims to enable real-time and continuous monitoring of health data.
Special Polymer Material Development Studies
BTÜ's primary task in the project will be to develop a special polymer material that is flexible, durable, and compatible with the human body using bio-based raw materials.