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Fresher Biomedical Job in Bangalore

A startup is looking for a full-time project-based consultant(s) for a startup in the field of devices and IoT.

Essentials:

– Knowledge about embedded devices, sensors and signal processing

– Microcontrollers, Hardware and PCB design

– MATLAB

– Communications standards: wifi, wifi lo, BT, BLE, Zigbee, NFC

– M2M

– Demonstrate theoretical and practical knowledge about the essential skill-set.

– Will test, validate and characterize prototypes.

– Individual contributor role initially.

– May need to work with product engineering/ design firms to get desired outputs.

Qualification:

– A master’s degree in electronics & instrumentation/ biomedical-engineering

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Wireless Technologies in Healthcare

It is a classic image: a critically ill patient in a hospital bed connected to various medical devices by wires and IV tubing for monitoring and treatment. These devices are attached to the wall beside the bed and wired into the hospital infrastructure. While this is certainly still a real and necessary role for medical devices, the needs have expanded to include many other locations, roles in patient care, types of devices and connections to patients and devices.

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Charge your Medical Devices wirelessly

Wireless charging offers convenience, but the tradeoffs may be too great.

Wireless charging may one day replace plugs and wires similar to how Wi-Fi and Bluetooth have modernized personal communication. Wireless charging with inductive coupling uses an electromagnetic field that transfers energy from the transmitter to the receiver, and this technology is a suitable method to charge medical devices.

Wireless transfer of power is not new. In 1831, Michael Faraday discovered induction and stated that electromagnetic forces can travel through space. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Nicola Tesla began demonstrating wireless broadcasting and power transmission. Early experiments in Colorado Springs in 1899 lead to the Wardenclyffe Tower in New York—Tesla was adamant to prove that electrical power could be transmitted without wires, but lack of funding halted the project.

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A Graphical Simulation Software in Cardiovascular Mechanics Physiology

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Computer supported, interactive e-learning systems are widely used in the teaching of physiology. However, the currently available complimentary software tools in the field of the physiology of cardiovascular mechanics have not yet been adapted to the latest systems software. Therefore, a simple-to-use replacement for undergraduate and graduate students‘ education was needed, including an up-to-date graphical software that is validated and field-tested.

Software compatible to Windows, based on modified versions of existing mathematical algorithms, has been newly developed. Testing was performed during a full term of physiological lecturing to medical and biology students.

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WIRELESS HEALTH MONITORING PLATFORM-BIOMEDICAL DEVICE

The Berkley Tricorder is a highly integrated piece of wireless technology capable of monitoring a wide range of physiological parameters with very high precision in a compact form factor.  It represents a platform that can be used for a wide range of applications such as:

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