Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Research Interests
My focus is the study and development of Brain-Computer
Interface (BCI) algorithms that can predict intended hand
movements in both able-bodied and stroke subjects using high
density scalp electroencephalographic (EEG) recordings. The
study is conducted with the intention of constructing a BCI
to assist stroke subjects with hand motions involved in reach
and retrieval.
-- Yao, J., C. Sheaff, and J. Dewald. Usage of the
ACT3D Robot in a Brain Machine Interface for Hand Opening
and Closing in Stroke Survivors. in International Conference
on Rehabilitation Robotics. 2007. Noordwijk, the Netherlands.
