Description:
Professor Yoky Matsuoka’s research at Carnegie Mellon University is directed toward developing devices and algorithms to understand, assist, and enhance human motor control capabilities. Recent projects include the development of life-size virtual environments with haptic displays, wearable and prosthetic devices, brain-machine interfaces, and system identification techniques for interacting limbs. Currently, these projects are targeted toward disabled/elderly rehabilitation and assistance. In this presentation, these projects are introduced with a hope of shedding light into enhancing gaming environments, computer accessibility for the disabled/elderly, and future human computer interaction environments such as brain/muscle control of computational devices.
Speaker(s):
Yoky Matsuoka, associate professor, Computer Science & Engineering; director, University of Washington Neurobotics Lab
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