This is "Operation Respiration," a monitor that works to find early warning signs in newborns, such as decreased oxygen.

Robert Handzel, a senior biomedical engineering student at the University of Rochester, helped work on the project, and showed it off on News 8 at Sunrise.

Kevin Staton also came on to show off the "Tread Mod," a modified treadmill that allows physical therapists to better facilitate ideal pacing for recovering patients.

The students teamed up with local healthcare and medical companies to come up with creative solutions to real problems.

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