PAPrKA Study
PAPrKA is a University of Manchester-led study investigating physical activity trajectories before and after knee replacement using smartphone and wearable data. Clinical Context and Unmet Need Knee arthroplasty is a common procedure, but recovery outcomes vary widely. Traditional assessments rely on clinic …
đź””SPOTLIGHT: Citation in the NHS 10 Year Plan
Our Nature paper “Consumer wearable devices for evaluation of heart rate control… (RATE-AF trial)” demonstrates how continuous remote monitoring using consumer wearables and smartphones via RADAR-base can generate clinically meaningful data at scale, with over 140 million data points collected and analysed, …
mySkin Study
mySkin is a digital health study enabling remote monitoring of psoriasis through a smartphone app built on RADAR-base, supporting longitudinal symptom tracking, imaging, and patient engagement. Clinical Context and Unmet Need Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory condition with fluctuating severity. Traditional care …
mCRAVING Study
mCRAVING is an early-phase translational study led by King’s College London, developing a novel intervention combining virtual reality (VR), wearable sensing, and ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to understand and manage craving in cocaine use disorder. Clinical Context and Unmet Need Substance use …
RECURRENT-GB Trial
The RECURRENT-GB trial is a UK multi-centre randomised controlled trial evaluating whether repeat brain surgery improves survival and quality of life in patients with recurrent glioblastoma. It is coordinated across NHS sites with academic leadership from the University of Oxford and OCTRU. …
Internship: Integrating Polar devices the pRMT app to explore their health insights
Hi there! I’m Famke, a bioinformatics student that recently completed her minor research project at Utrecht University. As part of this project, I’ve been doing an internship at The Hyve’s RADAR-base team. My project involved the integration of several Polar devices – …
CONNECT: Digital Psychosis Monitoring Trial
Psychosis monitoring in Connect using wearable devices and mobile phones CONNECT is a research study led out of the University of Manchester with the goal of employing digital technology to determine if we can predict when someone’s mental health may deteriorate. Individuals …
đź””SPOTLIGHT: Using IoT Sensors in RADAR-base
SOFTWARE SPOTLIGHT: RADAR-IoT: A Framework for Collecting IoT Sensor Data with RADAR-base Numerous healthcare and research scenarios can be advanced by combining IoT (Internet of Things) sensor data with an open mHealth platform capable of real-time analysis at both the network edge …
