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EU-TRAINS

EU-TRAINS develops innovative wearables and smart textiles with integrated sensors for monitoring vital signs—even under challenging conditions such as underwater. The project aims to promote telemedicine, health monitoring, and an active lifestyle, as well as to establish a fully European value chain for sensor-based health technologies.

Project goals

  • Improving textile inte­grated elec­tronic systems for real-time moni­toring of heart, respi­ra­tory and move­ment para­me­ters on land and in-water through an inter­dis­ci­pli­nary approach
  • Devel­oping semi­con­ductor tech­nolo­gies which are able to with­stand harsh ambient condi­tions such as salt fogs, chlo­rine, deter­gents, high and low temper­a­tures, etc., and which allow for the re-use of micro-nano systems both in sports and in the health­care sector
  • Devel­oping minia­tur­ized wear­able devices allowing the capturing of bio-chem­ical para­me­ters such as lactate, glucose or elec­trolytes from sweat
  • Equip­ping clothes with both measuring units and the edge-AI proces­sors for periph­eral data fusion and edge-cloud-continuum

Project Consortium

The Eu-Trains consortium consists of 18 partners: 4 from Austria, 3 from Italy, 2 from Germany, 2 from France, 2 from the Netherlands, 1 from Finland, 2 from Poland, 1 from Ukraine, and 1 from Spain.

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Project Coordination: Silicon Austria Labs (SAL)
Project Manager: Jörg Schotter
Funded by the European Union, Grant Agreement ID: 101130495
Duration: June 2024 – May 2027

EU-TRAINS

The EU-TRAINS project aims to revolutionize wearable fitness and health monitoring technologies by combining state-of-the-art sensors with textile integration technologies and edge AI techniques.
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Contact

Business Development
Mag. Veneta Ivanova
Business Development Sensor Systems
Villach
+43 664 78 067 396
veneta.ivanova@silicon-austria.com
Project Manager
Dr. Jörg Schotter
Scientist Electronic Sensors
Graz
+43 664 88 843 701
joerg.schotter@silicon-austria.com

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