Azerbaijani students' Smart Bed System wins silver at inventions fair in Switzerland
The project is a smart bed for astronauts and for patients who need special medical care. It is designed to track vital signs and to use an artificial magnetic field to limit muscle loss in zero gravity.

Key facts
- Smart Bed System is a smart bed project by three Azerbaijani students.
- It is designed for astronauts and patients who need special medical care.
- The bed is meant to track blood pressure and blood oxygen levels continuously.
- The project won a silver medal at the 51st International Exhibition of Inventions in Switzerland.
- Kamran Mahmudov, Ilham Suleymanov and Muzafar Mikayilov developed the project.
Three Azerbaijani students have developed a smart bed called Smart Bed System, intended for astronauts and for patients who need special medical care. According to ALT404.com, the project is meant to help protect human health in space and in medical settings.
The project proposes using an artificial magnetic field to reduce muscle loss in zero gravity, described as a technological alternative to conventional cables.
The bed is designed to continuously monitor vital signs such as blood pressure and blood oxygen level. The team also foresees automated medical intervention when a need arises.
Kamran Mahmudov, Ilham Suleymanov and Muzafar Mikayilov developed the project. It won a silver medal at the 51st International Exhibition of Inventions in Switzerland, ALT404.com reported.
The outlet described Smart Bed System as one of the Azerbaijani projects that combine space technology with medical innovation, and said it has potential for use in various fields in the future.
Source:ALT404.com, 19.10.2026
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