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Biomedical Sensors & Signals

The Biomedical Sensors & Signals Group is a vibrant research team led by Assoc. Prof. Stephen Redmond whose research explores fundamental and applied aspects of signal processing

The Biomedical Sensors & Signals Group consists of academic staff, research staff, and postgraduate students Members
The Biomedical Sensors & Signals Group consists of academic staff, research staff, and postgraduate students
The group is broadly interested in the design and use of sensing technologies, with applications in tactile physiology and sensing, robotic manipulation, medical image analysis, human movement analysis, and connected health Research Interests
The group is broadly interested in the design and use of sensing technologies, with applications in tactile physiology and sensing, robotic manipulation, medical image analysis, human movement analysis, and connected health
The Biomedical Sensors & Signals Group laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art apparatus for studying intelligent robotic manipulation, tactile sensor design, and the human tactile physiology Laboratory facilities
The Biomedical Sensors & Signals Group laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art apparatus for studying intelligent robotic manipulation, tactile sensor design, and the human tactile physiology

About the Biomedical Sensors & Signals Group

The Biomedical Sensors & Signals Group laboratory is a vibrant research team led by Stephen Redmond. The group explores fundamental and applied aspects of existing and novel biomedical sensors, with strong fundamentals in electronic circuit design, digital signal processing, and machine learning. The group currently has interests and expertise in tactile physiology and artificial tactile sensing, intelligent robotic manipulation, medical image analysis, human movement analysis, and connected health.