36 devices, tools, and research projects built by M.I.C.E Labs students, engineers, and clinicians — from early concepts to deployed devices in active use.
Showing 1–5 of 5 Piloted projects
Piloted Diabetic Foot Registry
A web-based registry that digitizes diabetic foot wound assessments, tracks treatments across hospital units, and gives administrators a real-time overview of patient outcomes — replacing paper worksheets with structured, searchable records.
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Yojana Sahayak simplifies access to healthcare schemes by helping doctors and hospital staff understand, track, and navigate complex processes. It reduces confusion, saves time, and improves access to the right benefits.
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Aarohan is a low cost, home based therapy kit designed to help children improve motor, cognitive, and problem solving skills through playful hands on activities. It makes occupational therapy more engaging, structured, and easier for therapists and parents to use.
View ProjectPatient Specific Splint
This project involved designing a custom 3D printed finger splint for a patient with PIP and DIP joint issues. The splint provided better support, comfort, and fit compared to standard ready made splints.
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Piloted Skin Allergy Detection
This project solves slow and subjective allergy testing by automatically analyzing skin test images. It provides faster, accurate, and consistent results using a simple, low-cost digital tool.
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