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.
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.
On May 14–15, 2025, the EU-TRAINS consortium gathered in Chemnitz, Germany for the M12 Project Meeting, hosted by Technische Universität Chemnitz (TUC) at Villa Rosenberg.
On April 10, 2025, Luca Borgianni from the University of Pisa (UNIPI) presented the EU-TRAINS project during the 9th Workshop on Molecular Communications (MolCom 2025), held in Catania, Italy, as part of the IEEE Sister Chapter Program.
Our partner STMicroelectronics participated in the DS4Hb Workshop at Politecnico di Milano with a session titled Smart Remote Monitoring.
Can biometric data be transmitted in real time from a swimmer in the water to a receiver outside the pool? This is the question at the heart of one of EU-TRAINS’ experimental activities, focused on the challenges of in-water communication for wearable health and performance monitoring systems.
On November 27th and 28th 2024, the EU-TRAINS consortium gathered in Paris, hosted by the project's partner Valotec, for the 6-month Face-to-Face (F2F) meeting. This milestone meeting brought together representatives from all project partners to assess progress, exchange insights, and shape the next steps of the project.
The EU-TRAINS project officially started with the Kick-off Meeting hosted last week in Graz, Austria, by the project’s coordinator, Silicon Austria Labs. EU-TRAINS, the project funded by the European Union and coordinated by the Austrian Read more…