Remote Monitoring in Health and Sports
Accelerate innovation in electronic wearable devices
Focus on the development of open technology platforms
Stimulate innovation in continuous monitoring in healthcare and sports
Wearable health monitoring systems provide a big promise in allowing individuals to closely monitor changes in their vital signs and provide feedback to regain or maintain an optimal health status. The RM4Health project will accelerate innovation in electronic wearable devices. RM4HEALTH will focus on the development of open technology platforms for vital sign monitoring for these emerging fields to help them bridge “the Valley of Death” in shorter time and at lower cost. RM4HEALTH aims to stimulate innovation in continuous monitoring in healthcare and sports.
On 20 February 2024, the review meeting for RM4Health with the with the ITEA office took place via an online meeting. During the meeting the
Recently, the first edition of the “Sino-Dutch SportsTech Webinar Series” took place. This was organized in collaboration with AquaBloom Sports Tech Group. The first webinar
RM4Health project partner, Evalan, has published two job openings. Evalan is an innovation company based in Amsterdam. They focus on IoT applications, the “Internet of Things”.
After a surgical operation, patients will be monitored from home through a wearable device with cloud architecture. For the past years, the world
Remote monitoring in health and sport is becoming increasingly popular for continuous monitoring and diagnostic, especially driven by the COVID‐19 pandemic. Furthermore, the ageing population
In 2022 the ITEA4 application , RM4Health was approved for funding by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency. Since ITEA already gave a positive adivse about this
Philips Research
Mr. Roger van Galen
E-mail: roger.van.galen@philips.com
E-mail: info@rm4health.eu
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