Biomedical Devices and Systems Wearable, on-body or implated devices offer many people a significantly higher level of quality of life. Formal methods and smart interaction paradigms play an important role in the design of these medical devices.
Today, the patient is no longer the passive object of a medical treatment performed on him by doctors, but a partner at eye level who takes responsibility for himself, makes decisions and actively shapes his own health. However, as medical laypersons they need support in several respects, both as patients and as healthy persons. Wearable, on-body or implanted devices can make significant contributions here, provide targeted and needs-oriented information, compensate for restrictions, for example due to disability and chronic diseases, and have a direct effect on the body and physiological processes as medical devices/medical technology.
But healthy living does not only affect older people. Adolescents must learn to take responsibility for their own health. This is challenging and becomes particularly difficult when psychological problems are added. On-body sensors can measure physiological parameters such as heart rate variability, respiratory rate or movement patterns and, based on these, bring elements of behavioral therapies into everyday life.
The BMS Group focuses on
- research into telemedical procedures for querying and controlling implanted or near-body systems
- formal verification of safety-critical medical devices and compliance with the Medical Devices Act and the Medical Device Directive
- research into predictive maintenance approaches for implanted systems
- merging digital and physical/adaptable objects to reduce the effort involved in interacting with complex systems
- the design of generic interaction paradigms in ubiquitous IoT environments
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Dr.-Ing. Frerk Müller-von Aschwege
E-Mail: frerk.mueller-von.aschwege(at)OFFIS.de, Phone: +49 441 9722-146, Room: E 50
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Publications
2018
Advanced telemonitoring of Left Ventricular Assist Device patients for the early detection of thrombosis
Jenny I. Glitza,Frerk Müller-von Aschwege,Marco Eichelberg,Nils Reiss,Thomas Schmidt,Christina Feldmann,Regina Wendl,Jan D. Schmitto,Andreas Hein; Journal of Network and Computer Applications; 2018
Development of a Mobile Functional Near-infrared Spectroscopy Prototype and Its Initial Evaluation: Lessons Learned
Volkening, Nils and Unni, Anirudh and Becker, Sabeth and Rieger, Jochem W. and Fudickar, Sebastian and Hein, Andreas; Proceedings of the 11th PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments Conference; 2018
Development of New Algorithms for Early Detection of Pump Thrombosis by Analysis of HeartWare LVAD Log Files
Nils Reiss,Frerk Müller-von Aschwege,Thomas Schmidt,Christina Feldmann,Jan Schmitto,Andreas Hein,Jenny Glitza; The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation; 2018
Hardware / Software Architecture for Services in the Hearing Aid Industry
Cauchi, B. and Eichelberg, M. and Huewel, A. and Adiloglu, K. and Richter, H. and Typlt, M.; Proc. IEEE Intl. Conf. on E-health Networking, Application & Services (Healthcom); September / 2018
Konzept eines modellgestützten telemedizinisch-supervidierten Trainings am Beispiel von KHK-Patienten
Frerk Müller-von Aschwege; Januar / 2018
2017
Adaptive Pump Speed Algorithms to Improve Exercise Capacity in Patients Supported with a Left-Ventricular Assist Device
Thomas Schmidt, Nils Reiss, Ezin Deniz, Christina Feldmann, Andreas Hein, Jan-Dirk Hoffmann, Jenny Inge Röbesaat, Jan Dieter Schmitto, Detlev Willemsen, Frerk Müller-von Aschwege; Health Informatics Meets eHealth: Studies in Health Technology and Informatics; Mai / 2017
An Improved BLE Indoor Localization with Kalman-Based Fusion: An Experimental Study
Jenny Röbesaat,Peilin Zhang,Mohamed Abdelaal,Oliver Theel; Sensors; April / 2017
Analysis of LVAD log files for the early detection of pump thrombosis
J. I. Röbesaat, F. M. v. Aschwege, N. Reiss, T. Schmidt, C. Feldmann, E. Deniz, J. D. Schmitto, A. Hein; 2017 IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC); July / 2017
Development and evaluation of two web-based interventions for the promotion of physical activity in older adults: study protocol for a community-based controlled intervention trial
Muellmann, Saskia and Bragina, Inna and Voelcker-Rehage, Claudia and Rost, Eric and Lippke, Sonia and Meyer, Jochen and Schnauber, Jochen and Wasmann, Merlin and Toborg, Merle and Koppelin, Frauke and Brand, Tilman and Zeeb, Hajo and Pischke, Claudia R.; BMC Public Health; 2017
