Category: Student projects

In their bachelor projects, Clara Bauer and Noah Müller investigated the usability and accessibility of health portals based on eye-tracking and heatmaps. They created a mockup demonstrating their user-friendly redesign.

As a final project for the lecture “Augmented Visualization in Medicine”, Mr Jamal, Mr Eichleitner, and Mr Sabouri created a 3D minigame “Skull & Bones”, which helps to memorize the names of human bones.

Mr Fakia and Ms Ogris aim to assess whether significant differences in eye parameters of people can be detected using self-made eye-tracking system. Check out their video.

The bachelor project of Ms Müller exploits the use of machine learning for real-time classification of two imaginary hand movements recorder with EEG, setting the basis for brain-computer interface.

As a part of the Health Care & IT master’s studies, all students have the opportunity to select a project to work on for the next two years. We, Anna and Laura, have decided to work on the “LEXO project”.
LEXO is an end-effector robotic gait trainer used for rehabilitation of the lower extremities.

Our bachelor students; Sandro Lercher (Multimediatechnology) and Martin Lipitsch (Medical Engineering) have created a virtual walk through a radiology department of the hospital with the view of reducing the fear from MRI examination by getting acquainted with the MR scanner and its sounds.

This post presents a project of our bachelor students; Mr Barounig, Mr Käfinger and Mr Santner, in which they implemented an app for smartphones and HoloLens, allowing visualisation and animation of a 3D intraoral scan. Let´s look at what they have to tell us.

This post presents a bachelor project of Mr Fakia, in which he used augmented reality to enhance the visualisation and understanding of EEG data. Let´s look at what he tells us.