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Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering
NC State
UNC-CH
 

Research Emphases

CLEAR

Closed-Loop Engineering for Advanced Rehabilitation

MECHANICS

Closing-the-loop between  Wearable Technology and Biology to optimize tissue/organ function.

CONTROL & LEARNING

Merging human intelligence and artificial intelligence to achieve environment adaptation, optimal task performance, and safety

USER PERCEPTION

Integrate human perception and cognition into human-machine system and control

 

CLEAR Research Community

 

Latest News & Research Videos

Dr. Derek Kamper receives NIDILRR grant that will be used to support postdoc training.

July 30, 2019

 

Upcoming Seminars

Peter Lum, Ph.D.

Professor

Biomedical Engineering

The Catholic University of America

March 6, 2020

Presented from 4142 EBIII NC State

Neville Hogan, Ph.D.

April 3, 2020

Webex Presentation

Sun Jae Professor

Mechanical Engineering

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Additional Rehab Related Seminars, Talks & Meetings

Rehab Labs Research Meetings

When: 1st Fri­day of the Month from 9:30am — 10:30am
Dates: See cal­en­dar below
Loca­tions: Engi­neer­ing Build­ing III, Room 4142 & Mary Ellen Jones, Room 3104

 

About: The sem­i­nar series serves as an oppor­tu­nity for stu­dents to present research progress and obtain feed­back from fac­ulty and their peers. For faculty/ postdocs, the meet­ings serve as a plat­form to share grant sub­mis­sion ideas and solicit feedback.

Past Presenters

Dec 06, 2019

Joint Rehab/Regen Monthly Meeting

Dr. Mengmeng Zhu, Smart Healthcare Analytics and Reliability Eningeering (SHARE) Laboratory

Dr. Mengmeng Zhu discussed her work on the analysis of hardware and software reliability and inter-compatibility. A Markov-based unified reliability model for which incorporated failures due to hardware, failures due to software and failure due to hardware/software interaction was presented as a method for improving realibility predictions. Dr. Zhu also presented the identification of environmental factors for smart health wearable devices (SHWD) which are important to users. This work performed principal component analysis of 123 identified environmental factors relevant to SHWDs and identified 18  principal components. This analysis identifies directions for improving SHWDs in the future.

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College of Textiles profile: https://textiles.ncsu.edu/directory/people/mzhu7

Nov 08, 2019

Joint Rehab/Regen Monthly Meeting

Dr. Hyung-Soon Park, Neuro-Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory

Dr. Hyung-Soon Park discussed his work with exoskeletons and prostheses. New synthetic skins for prosthetics were descibred, these synthetic skins are designed to mimic the appearance of real skin and incorporate mechanical properties of skin for improved stability and robustness of interaction with everyday objects.  

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Lab Website: http://rehab.kaist.ac.kr/

Nov 01, 2019

Joint Rehab/Regen Monthly Meeting

David Lalush, Bridging Medical Imaging, Artificial Intelligence, and Rehabilitation Engineering

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Dr. Lalush discussed medical imaging and data analysis, and how these might be used in conjunction with rehabilitation engineering in the future.

 

Topic: Machine learning and artificial intelligence have well-developed histories in medical imaging. Images, however, can be considered to be multidimensional signals with specific correlation properties, and techniques developed for images could be extended to other applications requiring large-scale data integration, including rehabilitation.  Some current projects in cancer and neurological imaging will be presented as examples of quantitative signal integration, and possible avenues of collaboration in rehabilitation applications will be discussed. 

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Lab Website: https://sites.google.com/a/ncsu.edu/dslalush2/home

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