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„Biomedical Diagnostics – Automatic Detection of Lymphedema“

u-blox blog post about ZHAW bachelor's thesis

The two ZHAW electrical engineering students Manuel Haag and Matthias Ludwig miniaturized and optimized a device for testing lymphatic function in their bachelor's thesis "Biomedical Diagnostics - Automatic Detection of Lymphedema" in spring 2019.

The result is a small, wearable device that resembles a smartwatch and can be used in further tests. The prototype has a smartphone connection and utilizes an optical measurement method to detect the early stages of lymphedema development.

Blog post: Lymphedema detection in the blink of an eye 

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