We propose a closed-loop intervention framework to promote a supportive and interactive environment around children. Smart wearables will sense interaction and responses between the children and their parents and teachers.
Powered Exoskeleton
We aim to design a powered, upper arm exoskeleton mechanical and control system to assist glovebox operations that will aid the workers and minimize health/safety concerns during long glovebox operation.
Smart Prosthesis
We aim to develop machine learning-based computational algorithms to support personalized prosthesis optimization to reduce the user’s energy expenditure and volitional control technology for comfortable and effortless user control of the prosthesis.
Whole-Body Wearables
HCPS Lab has been developing a real-time, non-interrupt Long Lasting, wearable, wireless, and synchronized sensor suites for whole-body, behavioral and physiological monitoring, and analysis, including EEG, ECG, EMG, fNIRS, and GRF.