The main focus of this MSD project team is to design a base unit that connects to a variety of sensors used to measure different joint movements and display the measurements to physical therapists and clinicians. The team is building on the work performed by the Spring 2009 DPM team and MSD teams P10010 and P10011. The team is also working closely with the P11011 team, which is designing the sensor systems that will connect to the base unit.

Finished Device Revision 3 System

Project Name

Modular Motion Tracking Base Unit

Project Number

P11010

Project Family

Assistive Devices and Bioengineering

Track

Rehabilitation Aid

Start Term

2010-1

End Term

2010-2

Faculty Guide

Dr. Elizabeth DeBartolo (ME)

Faculty Consultant

Dr. Pratapa Reddy (CE), Dr. Dan Phillips (EE)

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Brian Glod (CE/EE)

Primary Customer

Dr. Richard Barbano, Neurology Faculty, Rochester General Hospital

JJ Mowder-Tinney, Director of Clinical Education, Nazareth College Physical Therapy Clinic

Mission Statement

Background Information

Staffing Requirements

Intellectual Property Considerations

Preliminary Work Breakdown Structure

Team Values and Norms

Required Resources

Risk Assessment

Contacts

Identify Customer Needs

Establish Target Specifications

House of Quality

Generate and Select Product Concepts

System-Level Design Review Documents

Detailed Design Review Documents

Managerial Design Review Presentation - MSD 1 (PDF)

Technical Conference Publication (PDF)

Poster Publication (16mb PDF)

Final Project Review Documents

Modular Motion Tracking Presentation

Managerial Design Review Presentation - MSD 2 (PDF)

Photo Gallery

Dr. Beth DeBartolo

Evan Brent - Project/Structural Lead

Erik Austin - High Level Software Lead

Jahnavi Kodali - Low Level Software Lead

Alain Hamblet - Power Supply/Signal Integrity Lead

Bernt Gudmestad - Systems Integration Lead