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Wireless pulse oximetry sensor

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Device to measure blood oxygen saturation and transmit that data wirelessly to the physician.

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Project Overview

Pulse oximetry sensors use differential infrared light absorption to measure hemoglobin oxygen saturation. These sensors are typically hardwired into a patient monitor. Oxygen saturation is an increasingly valuable measurement parameter in ambulatory settings and there would be great clinical utility in a sensor that had wireless transmission capability to a base station or portable monitoring device (like an iPhone).

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Team members from left to right: Olivia Rice, Chris Fernandez, Rafi Sufi, Brandon Jonen
Team members from left to right: Olivia Rice, Chris Fernandez, Rafi Sufi, Brandon Jonen

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Pulse Oxitelemetry Team. From left to right: Brandon Jonen, Rafi Sufi, Olivia Rice and Chris Fernandez
Pulse Oxitelemetry Team. From left to right: Brandon Jonen, Rafi Sufi, Olivia Rice and Chris Fernandez

Contact Information

Team Members

  • Christopher Fernandez - Team Leader
  • Olivia Rice - Communicator
  • Brandon Jonen - BSAC
  • Rafi Sufi - BWIG

Advisor and Client

  • Prof. Chris Brace - Advisor
  • Dr. Fred Robertson - Client

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