Health
The Fulton Schools’ efforts in health innovation range from understanding the causes behind Alzheimer’s disease and improving methods for predicting epileptic seizures to developing advanced biosensors, bioassays and lab-on-a-chip devices for clinical diagnostics. Additional areas of research exist in novel biological materials, neural engineering, biomedical informatics, drug-delivery systems, health care systems analysis and modeling, health monitoring devices and human rehabilitation technologies.
Industry Team 16
Patients recovering from injury or managing physical therapy often lack consistent support between clinic visits. This project addresses that challenge by developing PhysioApp, a digital physiotherapy companion that helps users follow prescribed exercise plans and track progress over time. The platform provides a structured approach to rehabilitation, supporting consistency and independent use. The goal is…
Industry Team 15
Fire departments rely on drug boxes and narcotics pouches during emergency response, but tracking these assets in real time can be difficult. This project addresses that challenge by developing a smart tracking system using Bluetooth Low Energy and a Raspberry Pi base station. The system monitors asset presence, detects separation events and generates alerts when…
Industry Team 12
Patients prescribed new medications often lack clear, personalized information to understand their treatment. Existing tools may provide generic responses that do not reflect individual conditions or knowledge gaps. This project addresses that challenge by developing MedCareBot, a system that combines self-assessment, retrieval-augmented generation and adaptive learning. The platform delivers tailored education on medications and conditions…