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Project Overview
This website outlines the design and implementation of a biomechatronic device that measures upper extremity motion via physiological and biophysical data. Motion detection sensors were used in conjuntion with surface electrodes to monitor joint angle and electromyographic signals, respectively. The overall focus of this project is to benefit research in the Biomechatronic Learning Lab with the Electrical Engineering Department at RIT. The completed prototype will serve as a platform for the development of assistive devices for upper extremity rehabilitation.
Administrative Information
- Project Name
- Upper Extremity Motion Capture System
- Project Number
- P09027
- Project Family
- Artificial Organ Engineering
- Track
- Assistive Devices and Bioengineering
- Start Term
- 2008-1 (September - November 2008)
- End Term
- 2008-2 (December 2008 - February 2009)
- Faculty Guide
- Dr. Edward Brown, Electrical Engineering
- Faculty Consultant
- Dr. Daniel Phillips, Electrical Engineering
- Graduate TA
- Glenn D. Snyder
- Industry Consultant
- Ed Hanzlik
- Primary Customer
- Dr. Edward Brown
- Customer Contact Information
- Assistant Professor
- Rochester Institute of Technology
- Email: eebeee@rit.edu
- Phone: (585) 475-7043
Senior Design I
Planning
Intellectual Property Considerations
Preliminary Work Breakdown Structure
Concept Development
Establish Target Specifications
System Level Design
System Level Design Review (Week 5 of MSDI)
Detail Design
Detailed Design Review and Documentation (Week 9 of MSDI)
Team Documents and Links
- Project Notes
- Project Plan
- Documents from Design Project Management
- Project Status Update (04-07-2008)
- Final Presentation (05-14-2008)
- Related Senior Design Projects
- P08027 Wireless Assistive Control System
- P08006 Motion Tracking Device
- Related Research Papers
Senior Design II
Testing and Refinement
Preliminary MSDII Schedule by week
Preliminary MSDII Schedule with calendar dates
Manufactured Parts Complexity/Priority Table
Team Documents and Links
- Help Documentation
- Weekly Status Reports (Includes team member action items)
Published Documents
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Detailed Design Review Documents (SD I)
Mid-Project Review Presentation (SD I)
Technical Conference Publication (SD II)
Poster Publication (SD II)
Final Project Review Presentation (SD II)