A continuous passive motion device for knee rehabilitation that can be used in a seated position
Rehabilitation Engineering Design Projects
as part of senior design at UNC
Kitchen Aid
A custom chair for use in the kitchen to enable access to both higher areas, such as counters and low areas, such as shelves or appliances.
Floating Pedal System
A device for drum player who has a spinal cord injury, enabling him to play the bass drum with his arms.
Boxxy
A fun, electronic “put-in” device that incorporates positive feedback so that the client can play with the device with minimal assistance from therapists or caregivers.
The Final Stretch
A device to help patients in the Burn Center at UNC to perform stretching exercises. This will help to increase and maintain their range of motion in their shoulder joint.
One Leg Up
A device to enable an adult with Multiple Sclerosis to perform leg stretching exercises at home.
View It Display Stand
A portable display stand for a boy with visual impairments, so that he can read and write at a close distance from the page while maintaining an upright posture.
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