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Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to invite you to attend the workshop “Community-Based Rehabilitation Research using Wearable Devices” which will be held November 29, 2020 as part of the IEEE BioRob Conference. Attendance is free for all. Workshop details including the Zoom link are available on the workshop website and the conference website.
The objective of the workshop is to provide an educational perspective not only on the deployment of wearable devices outside the laboratory setting but also to ensure that high quality research can be achieved with such endeavors. The workshop will include talks from experts in a variety of fields of wearable devices discussing their innovative and exciting research. The format will follow the conference format (online synchronous) and recordings of the talks will be available online after the workshop.
Workshop Date & Time: November 29, 2020. 16:20-19:00 (Eastern / New York Time)
Confirmed Speakers & Topics
Michael Goldfarb, PhD, Professor
Vanderbilt University
Topic: Lower Limb Exoskeleton Control for Poorly-Ambulatory Individuals
He (Helen) Huang, PhD, Professor
Minhan Li, Graduate Student
North Carolina State University
Topic: Personalizing Wearable Robot Control via Reinforcement Learning
Hyung-Soon Park, PhD, Associate Professor
KAIST
Topic: Community based upper-limb rehabilitation program using an AI-based smart watch interface
Jonghyun Kim, PhD, Associate Professor
Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)
Topic: A novel in-home spasticity assessment system using wearable sensors
Thomas C. Bulea, PhD, National Institutes of Health Clinical Center
Topic: Open-Source Tools for Robotic Interfacing and Data Collection outside the Laboratory Setting
Hao Su, PhD, Assistant Professor
Mhairi MacLean, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow
City University of New York
Topic: New Actuation Paradigm for High-Performance Wearable Robots
Seungmoon Song, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow
Stanford University
Topic: Exoskeletons and Prosthetic Limbs that Enhance Human Performance
Workshop Organizers
Dr. Thomas C. Bulea, National Institutes of Health (thomas.bulea@nih.gov)
Dr. Hao Su, City University of New York (hao.su@ccny.cuny.edu)
We are pleased to invite you to attend the workshop “Community-Based Rehabilitation Research using Wearable Devices” which will be held November 29, 2020 as part of the IEEE BioRob Conference. Attendance is free for all. Workshop details including the Zoom link are available on the workshop website and the conference website.
The objective of the workshop is to provide an educational perspective not only on the deployment of wearable devices outside the laboratory setting but also to ensure that high quality research can be achieved with such endeavors. The workshop will include talks from experts in a variety of fields of wearable devices discussing their innovative and exciting research. The format will follow the conference format (online synchronous) and recordings of the talks will be available online after the workshop.
Workshop Date & Time: November 29, 2020. 16:20-19:00 (Eastern / New York Time)
Confirmed Speakers & Topics
Michael Goldfarb, PhD, Professor
Vanderbilt University
Topic: Lower Limb Exoskeleton Control for Poorly-Ambulatory Individuals
He (Helen) Huang, PhD, Professor
Minhan Li, Graduate Student
North Carolina State University
Topic: Personalizing Wearable Robot Control via Reinforcement Learning
Hyung-Soon Park, PhD, Associate Professor
KAIST
Topic: Community based upper-limb rehabilitation program using an AI-based smart watch interface
Jonghyun Kim, PhD, Associate Professor
Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)
Topic: A novel in-home spasticity assessment system using wearable sensors
Thomas C. Bulea, PhD, National Institutes of Health Clinical Center
Topic: Open-Source Tools for Robotic Interfacing and Data Collection outside the Laboratory Setting
Hao Su, PhD, Assistant Professor
Mhairi MacLean, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow
City University of New York
Topic: New Actuation Paradigm for High-Performance Wearable Robots
Seungmoon Song, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow
Stanford University
Topic: Exoskeletons and Prosthetic Limbs that Enhance Human Performance
Workshop Organizers
Dr. Thomas C. Bulea, National Institutes of Health (thomas.bulea@nih.gov)
Dr. Hao Su, City University of New York (hao.su@ccny.cuny.edu)