The project proposed by André Lourenço and developed by an R&D group at
the Instituto de Telecomunicações that includes himself, Priscila Alves,
José Guerreiro, Carlos Carreiras, Hugo Silva and Ana Fred, measures
physiological signals without using intrusive devices and without changing
the way we interact with objects every day.
At the Lisbon Mini Maker Faire, that will be held on September 19-21, 2014
at the Pavilhão do Conhecimento, in Lisbon, the team will show us this
bike with a system that allows to read electrocardiographic signals (ECG)
using electrodes directly built into the bike handles.