Project Biosensing human motion Program DUIRI - Discovery Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Research Internship Term Spring 2024 Status Accepted Research Area biomechanics, sensors, pneumatic actuators, programming Description Biosensing in human motion including sensors for gesture tracking and for rehabilitation are becoming more commonplace in gaming, training systems such as mixed reality, and in rehabilitation therapy settings. This work intends to expand upon development of a novel 3D printed flexible conductive material that is ideal for use as a strain gauge and pressure sensor to develop custom biosensing products. Researchers on this project would test various geometries and designs for their ability to monitor gestures and biological conditions. Researchers would develop code to filter and interpret sensor responses and an interface for viewing data. Supervisor Brittany A Newell Mentor Type of work required programming, CAD model development, 3D printing, circuit building Websites Qualifications greater than a 3.0 GPA, programming experience, sophomore or older Credit Hours 2 Weekly Hours 10 (estimated)