MYOSA Event at Biosensors 2026 (bangkok, thailand)

MYOSA

mASTER award

NeoSentry is a smart, non-invasive neonatal monitoring system created to safeguard vulnerable newborns in intensive care units. Utilizing integrated sensor technology and real-time health metrics tracking, the platform alerts caregivers to early signs of distress or abnormal physiological changes, delivering continuous and reliable protection for infants.

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myosa TECHNICAL

excellence award

Drug Cold Chain Sentinel is an automated IoT monitoring system designed to protect temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals during storage and transit. By leveraging real-time temperature tracking and automated alert systems, the project ensures critical vaccines and medications remain within strict safety thresholds, preventing spoilage and maintaining global healthcare compliance.

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MYOSA Event at FLEPS 2026 (ATLANTA, USA)

myosa master AWARD

The Precision in Practice team developed the MYOSA Laparoscopic Trainer, an innovative simulation platform designed to help medical students and surgeons refine their skills in minimally invasive surgical procedures. By integrating advanced sensor technology with real-time feedback, the platform offers an accessible, hands-on solution for surgical training, earning the team the prestigious MYOSA Master Award at IEEE FLEPS 2026 in Atlanta, USA.

VitalTriSensE

Edge-AI Accelerometer-based Cardiac Monitoring System, Recognizing team VitalTriSense for their impressive showcase of an Edge-AI Accelerometer-based Cardiac Monitoring System. Their integration of real-time AI analytics with low-power hardware earned strong acclaim from event evaluators.

Asthma Sensor Team

Celebrating an outstanding presentation by the team behind the Wearable Asthma Monitor for Children. Their non-invasive, child-friendly monitoring solution highlighted incredible technical ingenuity and potential for pediatrics care.

MYOSA Event at APSCON 2026 (New Delhi, india)

MYOSA 4.0

Master Award

SitX Smart Posture System is an IoT-based solution that monitors sitting posture using smart sensors and provides real-time corrective feedback through a mobile app and an inflatable air support mechanism. By combining digital insights with physical intervention, it helps users maintain healthy posture and prevent long-term spinal issues.

MYOSA 4.0 Innovation Award

Ergonomic Biomechanics and Active Feedback System (EBAFS) by Team Ambitious is a smart posture and fitness system that actively enforces correct sitting habits by physically interrupting screen usage when slouching is detected. It also integrates gamified fitness tracking and environmental monitoring to promote healthier work and exercise habits.

MYOSA 4.0

Technical Excellence Award

Myosa Secure Ride System is a smart two-wheeler safety system that allows ignition only when the rider wears a helmet, using a secure wireless connection between a helmet sensor and the vehicle controller.

MYOSA Event at FLEPS 2025 (Singapore)

The MYOSA 2.0 event was organized during the Welcome Reception of IEEE FLEPS - 2025. In this edition, around 60 teams from all over the world participated in the demonstration round, and finally, 7 teams were selected for the final round. Finalists visited IEEE FLEPS 2025 at NUS, Singapore, to showcase their project.

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MYOSA Event at APSCON 2025 (Hydrebad, India)

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The first edition of the MYOSA event was organized in the Live-Demo session of IEEE APSCON - 2025. In the first edition, around 30 teams from all over the world participated in the demonstration round, and finally, 5 teams were selected for the final round. All 5 teams visited IEEE APSCON 2025 at IIT Hyderabad, India, to showcase their project.

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