Demos, Pictures, and Press
IpsiHand Stroke Rehab Hand
These videos demonstrate the ability of IpsiHand to move the hand based on brainwaves recorded from the same (ipsilateral) side of the brain as the intended hand.
IpsiHand combines advances in neurophysiology, consumer electronics, and physical therapy in a novel therapeutic device that can provide effective therapy in cases of stroke, traumatic brain injury, and spinal cord injury. The wiki for BCI2000 outlines the physiological basis for IpsiHand.
IpsiHand Finals in RESNA Design Competition
IpsiHand Honorable Mention in BMEIdea Design Competition
Ipsihand on Hack a Day April 2011
Ipsihand in WUSTL's Parent Magazine October 2011
Mentioned on Emotiv's List of Researchers
Presentation at Science Center November 2011
Our Application Team gave an overview and demonstration of their EEG work at the St. Louis Science Center. They used our Emotiv headset to drive around the robotic sensing robot and taught the audience about the motor signal pathway.
Team L to R: Elad Gilboa, Christina Salchow, Amanda Spencer, Jason Dunkley, Jenny Liu, Mark Wronkiewicz
Artifact team involving kids from the audience.
Jenny controlling the robot.
Jenny discussing the project with an audience member.
BME Senior Design Competition
A member of the Mechanical team focused on redesigning the IpsiHand orthosis for his senior design project. His team took first in one of the two poster competition sections.
Team L to R: Edward Poyo, Chavelle Patterson, Mark Wronkiewicz (WUSTL BCI Member)
Team answering questions during the poster session.
1st Place in poster competition section! L to R: Dr. Klaesner, Mark Wronkiewicz, Chavelle Patterson, Edward Poyo, Dr. Yin
