Kwanghee Jo
Robotics and autonomous systems
Hometown: Seoul, Seoul, South Korea
Graduation date: Spring 2022
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Effectiveness of Waist Vibrotactile Feedback for Improving Posture Balance
This research verifies the effectiveness of improving posture stability through vibrotactile biofeedback under oscillatory circumstances, which is simulated by the force platform. Subjects were asked to perform a quiet stance on the force platform wearing the biofeedback device and the same protocol was performed on the other day after lower body exercise to induce fatigue. The preliminary results demonstrate that standing balance was improved when the vibrotactile feedback is on, and the effectiveness of the biofeedback was more evident under fatigue. This biofeedback device can be used to improve posture stability for Navy or ship crews.
Mentor: Hyunglae Lee
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