Results of the 17th Annual BME Bio-Tech Competition

The 17th Annual BME Bio-Tech Contests 2015 took  place February 7, 2015. This year's theme of the contest is to develop and present a concept using Electrical, Electronic, Biomedical, and/or Electro-Optics to improve persons well-being or health, or assist a persons' disability, or to improve a persons' ability to manage tasks that usually require assistance. The contest focus is on students' individual ideas and in particular, the contest provides a forum for these future engineers to share those ideas that focus on technology assisted care.

Sponsored  by:

in part by IEEE CLAS Section  and Inter-academic cooperation.
      

The event took place at CGU courtesy of Dr. Ellis Cumberbatch.


The finalists and their projects as selected by a panel of judges:
 

Biomedical Engineering Track
 

1st place
Biofeedback Device for Evaluation and Correction of Gait Asymmetry
Omar Rojas and Nico Balagtas

2nd place
Image Processing for Automated Melanoma Differentiation
Javier Eslava

3rd place
Posture Evaluation of Senior Citizens Using Matlab
Nikitha Hemanth

Health Assessment Track

1st place
Tissue Engineering the Geometry of 3D Cardiac Structures That Beat on Shaped Biocompatible Matrices
Tawei Ma

2nd place
Mathematical approach to identify variables of respiratory signals
Saravana Raman

3rd place
ECG Development for a Cloud Based Sensor Network
Tse Gilber

 

Congratulations to the finalists.

The event preceded the 62st Annual National Engineers Week.

The Contest Panel members and/or judges (not more that one per participating institution):   Dr. Richard Cockrum, CSUP;  Dr. Bogdan Kuszta, Caltech; Dr. Jim Harber, Dr. Ali Sleiman, IEEE/LA EMB, invited guests, and contest coordinators: Dr. Chris Druzgalski, IEEE/LA EMB, Dr. Panadda (Nim) Marayong, IEEE/LA EMB,  Larry Dalton, IEEE/LAC. Students and sponsors interested in The 18th Annual BME Bio-Tech Contest 2016 please  email to druz[AT]ieee.org.