Advanced sensor development for
attention, stress, vigilance & sleep/wakefulness
monitoring
Sleep loss, excessive fatigue,
stress and inattention constitute the social
diseases of our century. Within the "24 hour
society" people tend more and more to exchange sleep
and serenity for gain or pleasure. This gradually
leads to an excessive rate of sleep disorders,
roughly 20% of the population suffer from one, at
least mildly or temporarily, as well as to a boom of
stress and anxiety related diseases. In addition, a
significant percentage of severe traffic and
industrial accidents seem to be caused by the
involuntary human transition from wakefulness to
sleep or by prolonged inattention. SENSATION aims to
explore a wide range of micro and nano sensor
technologies, with the aim to achieve unobtrusive,
cost-effective, real-time monitoring, detection and
prediction of human physiological state in relation
to wakefulness, fatigue and stress anytime,
everywhere and for everybody. Thus, the different
states of human brain are analysed within
SubProjectl. Big databases with recordings of normal
and involuntary (during task-execution) transition
from wakefulness to sleep from hundreds of people
will be created to serve as development and
reference basis. In Subproject 2, 17 micro sensors
and 2 nano sensors are developed. They include brain
monitoring, wearable, eye-related posture and
motility and autonomie functions sensors; all
wirelessly integrated through a body/local/wide area
network. These sensors are combined into medical
systems for medical diagnosis and treatment within
Subproject 3. They will be also integrated in a
system for operator's hypovigilance detection and
prediction, to be used in various industrial
operations and environments within Subproject 4. The
overall IP is coordinated by a series of
cross-project activities within Subproject 5, which
cover management, training, system architecture,
dissemination, evaluation, exploitation, user
awareness enhancement, standardisation, ethical and
legal issues.
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Participant Organization:
TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND |
Country: FINLAND |
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Participant Organization:
UNIVERSITAET STUTTGART |
Country: GERMANY |
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Participant Organization:
DEUTSCHES ZENTRUM FUER LUFT- UND RAUMFAHRT
E.V. |
Country: GERMANY |
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Participant Organization:
DAIMLERCHRYSLER AG |
Country: GERMANY |
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Participant Organization:
THE UNIVERSITY OF SURREY |
Country: UNITED KINGDOM |
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Participant Organization:
ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI |
Country: GREECE |
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Participant Organization:
ATMEL GRENOBLE SA |
Country: FRANCE |
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Participant Organization:
KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET |
Country: SWEDEN |
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Participant Organization:
UNIVERSITAET BASEL |
Country: SWITZERLAND |
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Participant Organization:
UNIVERSITY OF MALTA |
Country: MALTA |
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Participant Organization:
PHILIPPS-UNIVERSITAET MARBURG |
Country: GERMANY |
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Participant Organization:
OESTERREICHISCHE STUDIENGESELLSCHAFT FUER
KYBERNETIK |
Country: AUSTRIA |
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Participant Organization:
BEIJING UNIVERSITY OF AERONAUTICS AND
ASTRONAUTICS |
Country: CHINA |
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Participant Organization:
STATENS VAEG- OCH
TRANSPORTFORSKNINGSINSTITUTET |
Country: SWEDEN |
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Participant Organization:
TYOETERVEYSLAITOS |
Country: FINLAND |
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Participant Organization:
SIEMENS VDO AUTOMOTIVE |
Country: FRANCE |
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Participant Organization:
POULIADIS ASSOCIATES CORP |
Country: GREECE |
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Participant Organization:
MEDCARE FLAGA HF |
Country: ICELAND |
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Participant Organization:
KITE SOLUTIONS S.N.C. DI ING. CARLO MAURI E
DR. NADIA CACCIABUE |
Country: ITALY |
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Participant Organization:
INSTYTUT MEDYCYNY DOSWIADCZALNEJ I
KLINICZNEJ IM.MIROSLAWA MOSSAKOWSKIEGO
POLSKIEJ AKADEMII NAUK |
Country: POLAND |
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Participant Organization:
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SYDNEY |
Country: AUSTRALIA |
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Participant Organization:
SMART EYE AB |
Country: SWEDEN |
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Participant Organization:
STARLAB BARCELONA SL |
Country: SPAIN |
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Participant Organization:
GTD SISTEMAS DE INFORMACION SA |
Country: SPAIN |
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Participant Organization:
MICROVITAE TECHNOLOGIES |
Country: FRANCE |
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Participant Organization:
FORMATION ET RECHERCHES EN NEUROSCIENCES
APPLIQUEES A LA PSYCHIATRIE - FORENAP |
Country: FRANCE |
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Participant Organization:
HAUTE ECOLE SPECIALISEE DE LA SUISSE
OCCIDENTALE |
Country: SWITZERLAND |
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Participant Organization:
CAMBRIDGE NEUROTECHNOLOGY LIMITED |
Country: UNITED KINGDOM |
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Participant Organization:
MEDCARE AUTOMATION BV |
Country: NETHERLANDS |
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Participant Organization:
TECMIC - TECNOLOGIAS DE MICROELECTRONICA,
S.A. |
Country: PORTUGAL |
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Participant Organization:
THE SIESTA GROUP SCHLAFANALYSE GMBH |
Country: AUSTRIA |
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Participant Organization:
INESC - INOVACAO - INSTITUTO DE NOVAS
TECNOLOGIAS |
Country: PORTUGAL |
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Participant Organization:
PSICHOFIZIOLOGIJOS IR REABILITACIJOS
INSTITUTAS |
Country: LITHUANIA |
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Participant Organization:
ATC ROM SRL |
Country: ROMANIA |
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Participant Organization:
INSTITUTO DE APLICACIONES DE LAS TECNOLOGIAS
DE LA INFORMACION Y DE LAS COMUNICACIONES
AVANZADAS - ITACA |
Country: SPAIN |
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Participant Organization:
UNIVERSITAD DE BARCELONA |
Country: SPAIN |
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Participant Organization:
NATIONAL AND KAPODISTRIAN UNIVERSITY OF
ATHENS |
Country: GREECE |
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Participant Organization:
INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTER
SYSTEMS |
Country: GREECE |
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Participant Organization:
UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID |
Country: SPAIN |
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Participant Organization:
CENTRO RICERCHE FIAT SOCIETA CONSORTILE PER
AZIONI |
Country: ITALY |
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Participant Organization:
CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE |
Country: FRANCE |
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Participant Organization:
CSEM CENTRE SUISSE D'ELECTRONIQUE ET DE
MICROTECHNIQUE SA - RECHERCHE ET
DEVELOPPEMENT |
Country: SWITZERLAND |
