Projects in 2015
Deaf people are inherently dependent on senses other than hearing for communication. Typically people with hearing impairment are more visually acute and will also utilize vibration…
Our goal was to design a device that can track a patient’s sleep cycle based on movement. Using an accelerometer feeding into a microcontroller, an algorithm analyzes the accelerometer data…
The goal is to build an automated Hoyer Lift that an individual can operate without help.
The goal is to create a system that attaches to a wheelchair that gives an individual with disabilities access to an umbrella.
Our device is intended to be an accessory to a basic medical walker. Through our experience visiting elders and speaking with our partner, Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly, we have…
Build a Large Lite Brite game that caters specifically to the needs of the Carter School students in order to better enhance their abilities than other toys that are available on the market.
Designed a communication button modeled after the Staples Easy button. The device—allows him to effectively communicate with his caretakers. Instructors can record a word or phrase, and the child…
Our goal was to help memory-impaired individuals, such as early stage Alzheimer’s patients, by identifying people they come in contact with, identifying objects, and displaying step-by-step…
Our goal was to build a system that allows the user to express approximately 1.25 words per minute, which is twice as fast as the current best approach, partner-assisted scanning.
Built a working prototype of a real-time Bluetooth connection from a computer running MATLAB to the onboard receiver on the NeuroDot.
The Help Get Me There application identifies a user’s location with RFID tags located at both ends of crosswalks communicating with an RFID reader and Bluetooth transmitter located on the user.
Our goal was to build Larry a communication system that lets him communicate more effectively without the help of a support staff member. We built an adjustable keyboard and monitor tray that…
This project resulted in the Clear Path website, which provides patients with necessary information about Cystic Fibrosis, helps them make informed choices regarding their condition…
Our goal was to develop a design for iPad covers to make it easier for children for developmental delays to learn using tablets.