The Project

During a patient’s recovery from a shoulder injury, medical professionals need a way to quantify the progress. The current methods of measuring recovery are either inaccurate or do not record the patient’s range of motion. To resolve this problem, a device must be created that measures both the patient’s muscle force output and mobility. The solution to this problem integrates a frame and a force transducer to create repeatability and precision.

People of importance

The Team: Kayla Danicki, Rueben Golyatov, Ryan Hall, and Lucy Niemeyer.

Critical Participants: Michael Peterson, Sue Nokes, Alicia Modenbach, Dr. Butterfield, Dr. Uhl

April 2019 - Academic Showcase

December 2019 - Poster Presentation