Design of a Personal Health Monitor Interface for Wireless, IP-based, Data Logging

Collaborating with the Enterprise Research Centre at the University of Limerick (UL) in Ireland, we designed, developed, and implemented a proof-of-concept glucose meter adapter that allows blood glucose level readings to be securely transmitted to a remote database via existing WiFi technology. By using open source software and embedded components, we have created a highly flexible platform that allows healthcare professionals to monitor patients in near real-time. Our device aims to simplify the lifestyle of diabetics while providing new opportunities for statistical research and analysis of diabetes

Future Generations of Solar Energy: An analysis of community knowledge and interest towards the development of - a solar energy cooperative in Indre Nørrebro, Copenhagen

The advancement of solar energy is a forthcoming initiative in Copenhagen, but growth is dependent on public involvement. This project assists the Norrebro Agenda 21 Center in determining the best course of action for promotion of solar technology in its community. The disconnection between prospective users and existing outreach methods hinders progress towards community implementation of solar energy. A coordinated effort between environmental agencies, businesses, and the government will create the multifaceted solar promotion program necessary to reach the community.