Phoenix Presentation

to the Engineers in Medicine and Biology Society

May 24, 2007

Presentations

 

Meeting Announcement

MAY 24, 2007: Open Source Medical Device Development by the Phoenix Project (Lunch meeting, pizza & soda provided)

The Phoenix Project is a study group of the Twin Cities IEEE to develop an ambulatory blood pressure monitor for the Halberg Chronobiology Center at the University of Minnesota. Our goal is to make a monitor that is inexpensive, unobtrusive, easy to use and collects a week of blood pressure measurements. The Halberg Chronobiology Center wants the monitor for long term use on a massive scale to obtain measures of health, and to encourage the development of diagnostic, prevention and treatment techniques. More information about the Project can be found at www.phoenix.tc-ieee.org. We will provide a brief group presentation to stimulate questions for an in-depth Q&A, hopefully with enthusiastic cross-audience discussion.

The presenters from the Phoenix Project are: Introduction - El Nolley Sensors - Carl Schu Application software - Larry Beaty Usage - Germaine Cornelissen

 

 

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