Project Overview

Contemporary pulse oximetry sensors are most often wired instruments, which cause mobility limitations that make real time data collection unrealistic for patients, especially those in their homes. A wireless pulse oximetry sensor would allow for collection of real time blood oxygen saturation data from patients in a variety of environments made accessible by wireless data transmission. These unprocessed signals will be periodically stored in a base-station ‘agnostic’ database for analysis and evaluation by physicians and other healthcare providers.

Team Picture

Files

• End-Of-Semester Paper (December 12, 2012)
• Final Poster Presentation (December 12, 2012)
• PDS Document (September 28, 2012)
• Mid-Semester Presentation (October 23, 2012)
• Mid-Semester Report (October 24, 2012)

Contact Information

Team Members

• Christopher Fernandez - Team Leader
• Olivia Rice - Communicator
• Anthony Prostrollo - BSAC
• Kaitlyn Laning - BWIG

Advisor and Client

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

Related Projects

• Spring 2014: Wireless pulse oximetry sensor
• Fall 2013: Wireless pulse oximetry sensor
• Spring 2013: Wireless pulse oximetry sensor
• Fall 2012: Wireless pulse oximetry sensor