Bachelor Projects

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Why do Parkinson's Patients walk differently?

Investigation of brain activity during walking in Parkinson’s patients

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Parkinson's disease; EEG; neuroscience; biomechanics; movement;

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Semester Project , Internship , Lab Practice , Bachelor Thesis , Master Thesis

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Published since: 2024-02-02 , Earliest start: 2024-03-01 , Latest end: 2024-12-31

Organization Rehabilitation Engineering Lab

Hosts Salzmann Lena, MSc

Topics Medical and Health Sciences , Engineering and Technology

DELTA

This project investigates the possibility to use low budget sensors such as webcams and IMUs to measure movement of stroke patients and quantify the movement quality. This low cost approach will allow to scale the solutions and bring instrumented solutions into clinical application. Integral part of this project is to develop and validate algorithms, create user-friendly apps and translate the new technology into clinical application. This project is a collaboration between ETH and cereneo foundation and is thus based in Zurich and Vitznau/Hertenstein.

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AI, markerless motioncapture, stroke, assessments, computer vision, low budget, IMU

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Published since: 2023-12-13 , Earliest start: 2023-12-18

Organization Rehabilitation Engineering Lab

Hosts Unger Tim

Topics Medical and Health Sciences , Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology , Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences

Investigating the Transient Effects of Alcohol Intake on Movement Planning Abilities using Deep Learning

This thesis aims to utilize deep learning techniques to analyze eye-tracking data during a goal-directed upper limb task, particularly focusing on participants under the influence of alcohol. The objective is to develop digital health metrics that can elucidate differences in movement planning.

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Deep Learning, Eye Tracking, Alcohol, Algorithm, Computer Vision, Technology-assisted Assessment, Upper Limb, Movement Planning, Study, Data Analysis

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Published since: 2024-04-03 , Earliest start: 2024-05-01

Organization Rehabilitation Engineering Lab

Hosts Domnik Nadine

Topics Medical and Health Sciences , Information, Computing and Communication Sciences , Engineering and Technology

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