WEAR lab is recruiting "Interns", "Undergrads", "Grads" and "Postdocs" (email: wearlab.dgist@gmail.com)
Cable-driven Ankle Perturbation System to Study Fall Mechanics from Slips and Trips
Develop a cable-driven gait perturbation system that can deliver precisely controlled, unexpected slip- and trip- like perturbations during treadmill walking, and investigate the biomechanical markers of balance loss onset, recovery response and outcomes (fall/balance recovery) in healthy young adults (followed by older adults) across different perturbation modalities.
Characterization and Classification of Tactical Movements using Wearable Motion Sensors and Deep Learning Models
Implementation of an attention-based model (transformer) showed superior activity recognition performance (95% accuracy) compared to models without attention (67% accuracy), demonstrating the utility and applicability of attention-based models in complex and dynamic movements, Investigated a minimal number of wearable motion capture sensors and their optimal placements on the body to inform sensor placement recommendations for use in real-world environments and scenarios