Hands-on Medical Wearable Data Lab: From Biosignals to Remote Monitoring App

The aim of the “Hands-on Medical Wearable Data Lab” is to provide participants with practical experience in collecting, analyzing, and interpreting biosignals from wearable medical devices. The lab focuses on building skills in developing remote monitoring applications, enabling real-time health tracking, and fostering innovation in wearable technology for personalized healthcare solutions.

• To introduce participants to the fundamentals of medical wearables and biosignals, including ECG, PPG, IMU, and SpO₂.
• To provide hands-on experience in processing, cleaning, and analyzing wearable data for health monitoring.
• To teach signal exploration and feature extraction techniques for biosignal-based applications.
• To demonstrate the integration of machine learning models for heart rate variability, activity tracking, and predictive health analytics.
• To build practical skills in designing and developing remote patient monitoring (RPM) dashboards and applications.
• To equip participants with the knowledge to create real-time data ingestion systems and clinician-focused user interfaces.
• To foster an understanding of the ethical considerations and privacy issues in wearable health technology.

• Healthcare professionals, clinicians, and researchers interested in wearable technology and remote patient monitoring
• Data scientists and engineers looking to work with biosignal data and machine learning in healthcare
• Developers and students interested in building apps for health data analysis and remote monitoring
• Individuals keen on learning about medical wearables, signal processing, and real-time health analytics

• Proficiency in handling and processing wearable biosignals (ECG, PPG, IMU, SpO₂) from data import to cleaning and visualization.
• Development of machine learning models for heart rate, HRV, and activity tracking using wearable data.
• Ability to integrate feature extraction and real-time analytics for improved health monitoring.
• Hands-on experience in creating a remote patient monitoring (RPM) dashboard with live data ingestion, alerting systems, and clinician-friendly interfaces.
• Understanding of the full workflow from biosignal collection to remote monitoring application deployment.