Tag: Kunal Mankodiya
URI team developing smart wearable to monitor health of premature babies
Since the late 2010s, smartwatches and rings have exploded in popularity. Estimates claim nearly half of the U.S. population uses the likes of Apple...
URI receives first ever NIH T32 award to launch biomed research...
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The University of Rhode Island has received a substantial National Institutes of Health T32 Predoctoral Training Grant – the university's first...
URI-led team nets $500K to develop wearable tech for stroke survivors
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – An international collaboration led by University of Rhode Island researchers will seek to develop wearable technology to help stroke survivors recover...
URI students create masks that monitor COVID-19 symptoms
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A team of eight University of Rhode Island students developed a mask that is used to help monitor symptoms of COVID-19.
Called...
$250K grant to help URI professor develop ‘smart glove’ for Parkinson’s...
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A University of Rhode Island professor has been awarded a $249,977 federal grant to help him continue to develop a "smart...
URI opens library-based AI lab
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Demonstrations of smart technology-powered drones, robot hands and smart textiles for medical use took place at the opening of the Artificial...
Footwear collects health data
What if smart, wearable textiles could help better inform providers of the overall health of their patients?
That – and promoting a healthier lifestyle –...
URI students engineer wearable tech
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – University of Rhode Island biomedical engineering students Joshua Harper, of Maine, and James Baez, of Providence, have created a onesie for newborns that...
Prosthetics businesses getting creative to grow ‘tiny’ industry
Jonathan Teoli is the third-generation owner of Rhode Island Limb Co. His grandfather purchased the business decades ago after returning from the Pacific theater...
Kunal Mankodiya, 35 Director/assistant professor — Wearable Biosensing Lab/University of...
What’s the best career advice you’ve received? You need to walk the path by yourself. Others can only shed light on it. Therefore, it is...
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