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.
Visiting conferences represents an important part of a scientific career. International Student Congress is Austria’s largest health congress for students. Three contributions of our students were accepted and will be presented at the ISC 2023.
With the ArtUs ultrasound device, we will be able to demonstrate the basic principles of ultrasound imaging and to teach about the technical details of ultrasound imaging, its image reconstruction and postprocessing.
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.