Research Emphases
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
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Upcoming Seminars
Todd Kuiken, MD, PhD
Professor
Departments of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Biomedical Engineering, and Surgery
Northwestern University
September 25, 2020
Zoom Presentation
Darryl Thelen, PhD
November 6, 2020
Zoom Presentation
Professor
Mechanical Engineering
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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.
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.
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
