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Category: Prosthetics Research
Research Poster
2008 Intel Science Talent Search Poster Click the thumbnail to view a full-size PDF
Research Abstract
There are multiple problems associated with myoelectric control, currently the most popular form of prosthetic control. Myoelectrodes are expensive, require extensive processing to remove noise, must sometimes be implanted to receive the best signal, and often receive a noisy signal when used externally. One out of every twenty times, myoelectrodes[…]
Finalist in the Intel Science Talent Search
I was notified today that the work I submitted to the Intel Science Talent Search earned me a position as one of 40 finalists. Over 1,600 students entered their research into the competition from 45 states. I will attend a finalist week in Washington DC in march, and be given[…]
Prosthetic Prototype #7
Complete Force Activation, LED Readout, Slip Detection/Slip Arrest, and Amplification for Cast Control
Prosthetic Prototype #6
Complete Force Activation, LED Readout, and Slip Detection/Slip Arrest
Student Adds new Dimension to Science Research
Featured in Byram Hills CSD Spectrum February 2007 View The Byram Hills Spectrum, February 2007
$2,000 Grant Gives Teen a Hand
Featured in The Journal News February 2007 View Journal News Article, February 2007