Smart Edge AI-powered wearable sensors for real-time biomechanics and cardiovascular data monitoring
Multisport - free to air and aquatic sports - training and athlete-monitoring application
Remote diagnostics in medical applications to avoid re-hospitalisation of patients who need rehabilitation
Reinforce the supply chain on sensors for biomechanics and cardiovascular system real-time monitoring targeting applications in the fields of fitness and healthcare. From the strength of EU digital microsystem and design to support a 100% made-in-Europe supply chain of solutions which encompass smart-textile integration as well as advanced AI-based edge-cloud data processing.
Cologne, Germany – 8 October 2026 The EU-TRAINS European project successfully participated in the GSUN’26 Summit, held on 7–8 October 2026 at the German Sport University Cologne, contributing to two panel discussions dedicated to wearable Read more
Date: August 2026 Location: Kraigersee, Seebichl, Carinthia (Austria) As part of our ongoing efforts within the European EU-TRAINS project, team members took part in the 10th Kraigersee Triathlon, competing in the Sprint distance (750 m Read more
The EU-TRAINS consortium has officially gathered for the Month 24 project meeting, hosted by Łukasiewicz – Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics at both its Headquarters and the Piaseczno Division – Silicon Microelectronics Center. Over the Read more
During the event, project partners Cubit and SAL had the opportunity to meet and exchange on the ongoing activities of the project. Events like Embedded World are a great opportunity to share the goals and Read more
Joerg Schotter from Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) presented at the AISEM 2026 (http://www.aisem.eu/), which is held in February in Catania, Italy. His talk, titled “Experimental Validation of Textile-Integrated Dry Electrode for sEMG Monitoring as a Read more
The EU-Trains consortium gathered in Cologne, Germany, on January 21st, 2026, for the official Mid-Term Review Meeting. The event was kindly hosted by the German Sport University Cologne (DSHS). This meeting marked a pivotal moment for the project, signifying Read more
On 18–19 November 2025, the EU-TRAINS consortium gathered in Pisa for the Month 18 Project Meeting, hosted at the School of Engineering of the University of Pisa. The two-day meeting marked an important milestone, closing the first Read more
On July 17–18, 2025, the EU-TRAINS project was showcased at the FISU World Conference in Bochum, held as part of the Rhine-Ruhr 2025 FISU World University Games.
From 26–28 June 2025, EU-TRAINS was represented by our partner Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln (DSHS) at the Sports, Medicine and Health Summit in Hamburg. The event gathered experts from sports science, medicine, and health innovation, offering an excellent platform to present the project’s vision and connect with potential stakeholders through its dedicated Matchmaking Area.
On 23 June 2025, EU-TRAINS was featured at the Mechanical Engineering Innovation Day of TU/e Eindhoven University of Technology. Researcher Tommaso Bo presented a poster titled “Multiplexed Microfluidic System for Continuous Sweat Monitoring in Athletes”, showcasing innovative work on wearable biosensing technologies within the project. This internal event offered visibility among academic peers and highlighted EU-TRAINS’ contribution to the future of sports monitoring and health technologies.
On June 12–13, 2025, Marco Ottella (XTeam Training) and Susanne Bracunne (QUS) represented EU-TRAINS at the Austria Company Triathlon in Klagenfurt, an event that kicks off the IRONMAN Austria race weekend and celebrates team spirit, work-life balance, and healthy living.
Our project partner Łukasiewicz – Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics (IMiF) showcased cutting-edge technologies at the TechConnect World Innovation Conference & Expo in Austin, Texas — as the only exhibitor from Poland. From visionary conversations to real-world applications, IMiF is actively building international visibility and contributing to global discussions on microelectronics, including the future of semiconductor policy and the role of initiatives like EU-TRAINS.