Explore CHORD, BREW, and GRACE. Each project page includes its goal, approach, and design illustrations.
EMG Guitar Orthosis
CHORD explores a custom orthosis to assist the left hand while playing guitar, using electrical signals and haptic feedback. The design focuses on supporting finger motion and distributing fingertip pressure for people with nerve damage.
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Blood Coagulation Device
BREW is developing a cost-effective device concept for evaluating blood coagulation. The project aims to make monitoring clotting levels more affordable for people taking anticoagulant medication.
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Gesture-Controlled C-Arm
GRACE explores a C-arm controlled through computer-vision-based hand gesture recognition. The project aims to let a surgeon reposition the system without touching its controls.
Explore GRACE →Project teams can present their work at the BMES Symposium, meet people in the field, and build their presentation skills.
UCF’s Office of Undergraduate Research explains how to find opportunities and mentors. The College of Engineering and Computer Science also describes biomedical engineering paths for undergraduates. These are university resources, not BMES project openings.
