Revolutionizing the Brain-Machine Interfaces needed for upper-limb prostheses control.
Our lab studies Brain-Machine Interfaces (BMIs) that control upper-limb prostheses. In particular, we are interested in how the brain controls complex hand movements. The human hand has about 30 dimensions in contrast to a human arm with only 7 dimensions. BMIs that control human arms have already been demonstrated with decent accuracies.
What type of interface is needed to
Extend Brain-Machine Interface control from 7 to 37 dimensions
forms the central topic of our research.
When great minds collide.
Our lab contains a mix of current Graduate, Undergraduate, & Highschool Students along with a range of collaborators from multiple industries.
The measure of our work.
Our range of publications dating back to 2014 include multiple Patents, Articles, Conference Appearances, & more.
Appearances, awards, & recognition.
Our work has been recognized through many Showcases, Grants, & Awards alongside our students who continue to impress.
Contact Us
Sensorimotor Control Laboratory
Kenneth J. Altorfer Academic Complex, Room 215
Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ, USA
Phone: 201.216.3614
Office
Kenneth J. Altorfer Academic Complex, Room 212
Phone: 201.216.3503