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The Smart Walker II is designed to be used to assist the elderly in long term care facilities. The Smart Walker II should act like and resemble a regular walker and not be obtrusive; the previous Smart Walker that was developed was too obtrusive and robot-like. The walker should be able to collect information about the user's health and functionalities (heart rate, temperature, etc.), be semi-autonomous, mobile, capable of detecting and preventing falls, and the ability to localize patients in its workspace for emergencies. The resulting design is a Smart Walker II that is unobtrusive and is much like a regular walker with enhanced features. The patient will use the walker as they would a regular walker during their daily routines. 
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Team Members
From Left to Right
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| Kelsey Benz | EE | |
| Trevor Sands | EE | |
| Noah Barker-Eldon | ME | |
| Anthony Sebastian | ME | |
| Alex Bensch | CE | |
| Dan Mei | CE |
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