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I spent the week 3D printing these enclosures for the bed sensor electronics and LCD display. Sleeping in one position too long causes bedsores due to extended applied pressure on local vasculature. We hope this device can be developed to… Continue Reading →
This is a quick instructional video our research associate, Henry Do, made to help doctor of physical therapy (DPT) students learn about the device they’ll be using for data collection for their capstone studies. Good luck you guys!
Learning electronics is a test of patience. Plenty of reading and plenty of tinkering. Our team is constantly adding new technologies and skills to our tool belt. Here is a comedic video of our lab research associate, Henry Do, stumbling… Continue Reading →
Chris Hoang is a whiz at constructing things. He built this removable platform for our GRAIL system for an upcoming study (more on this soon). When designing the platform, Chris had to consider the multiple factors from material properties to… Continue Reading →
This is a prototype shoe (v2) I helped design and build. It was designed for children suffering from habitual toe-walking, which can lead shortened Achilles tendon. Since the behavior is often due to an unconscious habit, it’s function make patient’s… Continue Reading →
Here’s my colleague Chris Hoang explaining how we start to approach biomechanical data processing! For more check out my Instagram: @henrydodesign
Hi Everyone, the Motion Capture Lab is where I do some of my research. My current interests centers around gait analysis and fall risk assessment. #biomechanics #motioncapture
Chris Hoang is a wonderful new addition to our lab. His unique blend of skills from healthcare volunteering, CAD design, and mechanical aptitude will prove extremely useful for designing and constructing experimental devices for our lab.
Here is Henry Do (above) and Michael Pollind (above) presenting their research on the use of wearable sensors in fall risk assessment in older adults. Here is Sharon Kim presenting her work with machine learning/deep learning algorithms and idiopathic toe-walking in… Continue Reading →
Passion drives persistence! (1) Stochastic Resonance Wearable (2) Gait/Postural Stability Insole Sensor (3) Ideopathic Toe-Walk Rehabilitation Shoe View this post on Instagram Soldering is overrated. When fixing broken wire connections, the most time and effort efficient method is to through… Continue Reading →
This is the smallest motion sensor our lab has achieved. We’ve swapped out our prototyping parts for smaller high-end components and shrank the board to the size of a penny. We’ve improved power efficiency by including idle period protocols in… Continue Reading →
Motion Sensor Prototype (coin size)- Acryllic Glass cover to enable visual feedback capacity, battery and SD card ports, and chamfered corners to improve comfort from wearing. #fusion360 #pcbenclosure Motion Sensor Enclosure developed using parametric modeling. I am not a big fan of… Continue Reading →
This is the smallest motion sensor our lab has achieved. We’ve swapped out our prototyping parts for smaller high-end components and shrank the board to the size of a penny. We’ve improved power efficiency by including idle period protocols in… Continue Reading →
I’m taking a mobile app development course online and made this prototype app. I’m just working on the user interface and visual display, but I made this barebones prototype to illustrate its core function: data collection. I want to… Continue Reading →
We’re getting trained right now on a new driving simulator. We’re going to use it for driving and neurorehabilitstion research on stroke patients. Lots of kinematic data processing in Matlab awaits in the future. Love my field.
Happy Halloween! View this post on Instagram Happy Halloween! #unity3d A post shared by Henry Do (@henrydo3000) on Oct 31, 2018 at 9:53pm PDT
Worked until 11pm figuring out the proper gait parameters and kinematic variables to characterize toe/heel strikes within our marker data View this post on Instagram Worked until 11pm figuring out the proper gait parameters and kinematic variables to characterize toe/heel… Continue Reading →
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