+PhD Dissertation
  . Wearable Posture Monitoring
    for Computer Users
    (patent pending!)
  . Detection of 3D forces in the     garment structure
  . Sensing of Arm Movements
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+Rehabilitation Gaming
  . Neverball game adaptation

Rehabilitation Gaming: Neverball adaptation

-Summer project of undergraduate ODCSSS student Nanthana Trakarnratanakul, collaboration between the School of Computer Science and the School of Physiotherapy at UCD.

-Adapted the open-source game Neverball for use with the Xsens inertial sensing system.

-The Xsens unit is mounted on a wobble board, which then becomes the game's input: it controls the tilt of the game "world", which in turn causes the ball to roll around. The object of the game is to collect coins.

-The wobble-board adaptation provides an attractive incentive for performing theraputic exercise. Using the wobble board promotes balance and core strength.