Melih Turkseven was awarded the 2nd place for the Technical Poster Presentation competition at FPIRC14 (formerly CCEFP annual PI meeting) in Nashville. He presented this research on MRI compatible rehabilitation robot and pneumatic line dynamics modeling. Great work and well deserved.
Our project supported by NSF Center of Compact and Efficient Fluid Power (CCEFP) was recently featured by GT News. Contributors: Lauren Lacey (Graduate Research Assistant MS Mechanical Engineering), Arnold Maliki (MS Special Program), Debapriya Bhattacharjee, James Veldhorst, Ilya Kovalenko (Undergraduate Research Assistants), Melih Turkseven (GT Mechanical Engineering CCEFP Research Assistant),…
Ilya Kovalenko receives President’s Undergraduate Research Awards (PURA) for Fall 2014 and continues his research on a pneumatically actuated device for hemiparesis rehabilitation. Congratulations, Ilya.
Title: Pneumatically powered robotic exercise device to induce a specific force profile in target lower extremity muscles Author(s):Henderson, Gregory C. , and Ueda, Jun Year: 2014 Volume: FirstView Publication: Robotica URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0263574714001556
Congratulations Lauren, Arnold, Deba, and James ! The paper presented at the 2014 ASME Design of Medical Devices Conference was published in ASME Journal of Medical Devices as a technical brief [LINK].
Billy’s paper has been published in Advanced Robotics: William Gallagher, Dalong Gao, and Jun Ueda, “Improved Stability of Haptic Human-Robot Interfaces using Measurement of Human Arm Stiffness,” Advanced Robotics, Volume 28, Issue 13, pp. 869-882, 2014 [Taylor and Francis]
Lauren completed the MS program in Mechanical Engineering. Her thesis title is “Assessment of Repetitive Facilitation Exercise with fMRI-Compatible Rehabilitation Device for Hemiparetic Limbs.” Congratulations, Lauren!
Woodruff School Students Receive NSF Graduate Fellowships