I/UCRC: UTSA Planning Grant: I/UCRC for Site Addition to the iPerform Center for Assistive Technologies to Enhance Human Performance
I/UCRC:UTSA 规划拨款:I/UCRC 用于辅助技术 iPerform 中心增建场地以提高人类绩效
基本信息
- 批准号:1624825
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-07-15 至 2017-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Today there exists a mass consumer demand and a strong industrial need for Assistive Technology (AT) that is portable and mobile and that will enhance human performance for healthy people as well as those with chronic health and mobility difficulties. The current I/UCRC iPerform Center for Assistive Technologies to Enhance Human Performance has minimally targeted this much needed focus area in AT. The proposed University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) site with its long established collaboration with UT Health Science Center SA (UTHSCSA), the support of the Military Health Institute and San Antonio's burgeoning entrepreneurial base aims to add significant value to the existing center. The new center based at UTSA and partnered with UTHSCSA will bring together unique expertise from computer science, engineering and health fields that better inform the development and testing of a new generation of mobile assistive technologies driven by a comprehensive understanding of human health and user needs and informed by technological constraints as well as possibilities.The UTSA center site will promote the development of AT research infrastructure in industry, health facilities, research centers and academia. It will address real-world problems, generate new types of jobs, products and services. It will impact all areas where a human has the potential to improve. The center site will also play an important role in training of scientists and engineers, and health professionals facilitating transfer of technology to the private and government sectors and address compelling real world problems that increase industry and individual productivity, improve human health, lower costs and span both the research and outreach needs of its members.Efforts will be made to increase diversity in the center. UTSA is a minority-serving institution with a large population of minority (57% Hispanic) students. UTSA has a strong history of involving the participation of underrepresented groups in research efforts. The PIs are devoted to attracting and mentoring female and underrepresented minority students in interdisciplinary projects, honors thesis research, and internships at the interface of health sciences and technology. PI Simmonds is female faculty. Moreover, both PI Quarles and PI Simmonds have significant disabilities that give them unique perspectives on this research area and the needs of the end users. The project increases the diversity of learning perspectives by bringing together faculty, researchers, clinicians, and students from different institutions and disciplines. It offers new opportunities to engage scientists with cultural diversity in joint efforts that infuse teaching and learning in a compelling application.The primary objective of this planning grant is to attract and bring together potential industrial partners, research centers and service organizations that could benefit from mobile AT to join the proposed UTSA site of the existing I/UCRC iPerform center with a special emphasis on the military health sector, which has a large presence in San Antonio. At the meeting, the team will discuss the integration with current center policies, roles of all participants, and plans to attract new members. During the planning phase, UTSA (lead institution) and UTHSCSA (subcontracted institution) will collectively organize a meeting that includes all entities that expressed interest in joining as members, as well as additional companies that the team did not have time to contact about the center but deal with ATs.Specifically, the UTSA site of the iPerform center aims to (a) attract support towards the commercialization of mobile AT products and (b) promote innovation in academia that is driven by human health needs and has industrial scalability. In work environments, the site's proposed technology aims to improve work efficiency, identify safety risks, reduce the learning curve and improve the outcomes of worker training, especially health professional training, through simulations and improve resource allocation, creativity and communication. In healthcare environments, the site will develop mobile tools that can enhance sensory, motor and cognitive capabilities, improve training, enable remote monitoring, and management, predict risk for those with chronic health problems (e.g., the elderly who live alone), monitor sleep and activity disorders, create novel robotic assistants, enable real-time analysis of patient data, and develop and test novel augmented and virtual reality therapies.
如今,存在对便携式和移动的的辅助技术(AT)的大众消费者需求和强烈的工业需求,该辅助技术将增强健康人以及具有慢性健康和移动困难的人的人类表现。目前的I/UCRC iPerform辅助技术中心,以提高人类表现已经最低限度地针对这一急需的重点领域在AT。拟议中的德克萨斯大学圣安东尼奥分校(UTSA)与UT健康科学中心SA(UTHSCSA)建立了长期合作关系,军事卫生研究所和圣安东尼奥蓬勃发展的创业基地的支持旨在为现有中心增加重要价值。新中心位于UTSA,与UTHSCSA合作,将汇集计算机科学的独特专业知识,工程和健康领域,更好地为新一代移动的辅助技术的开发和测试提供信息,这些技术由对人类健康和用户需求的全面理解驱动,并由技术限制和可能性提供信息。UTSA中心将促进AT研究基础设施的发展,工业、卫生设施、研究中心和学术界。它将解决现实世界的问题,创造新的就业机会、产品和服务。它将影响人类有潜力改进的所有领域。该中心还将在培训科学家、工程师和卫生专业人员方面发挥重要作用,促进技术向私营部门和政府部门的转让,解决迫切的真实的世界问题,提高工业和个人的生产力,改善人类健康,降低成本,满足其成员的研究和推广需求。UTSA是一所少数民族服务机构,拥有大量少数民族(57%为西班牙裔)学生。UTSA有一个强大的历史,涉及在研究工作中的代表性不足的群体的参与。PI致力于吸引和指导女性和代表性不足的少数民族学生参与跨学科项目,荣誉论文研究以及健康科学和技术界面的实习。PI西蒙兹是女教师。此外,PI Quarles和PI Simmonds都有严重的残疾,这使他们对这一研究领域和最终用户的需求有独特的看法。该项目通过汇集来自不同机构和学科的教师,研究人员,临床医生和学生来增加学习观点的多样性。它提供了新的机会,让科学家与文化多样性的共同努力,注入教学和学习在一个引人注目的应用程序。这一规划赠款的主要目标是吸引和汇集潜在的工业合作伙伴,研究中心和服务组织,可以受益于移动的AT加入拟议的UTSA网站现有的I/UCRC iPerform中心,特别强调军事卫生部门,在圣安东尼奥有很多人在会议上,团队将讨论与当前中心政策的整合、所有参与者的角色以及吸引新成员的计划。在规划阶段,UTSA(牵头机构)和UTHSCSA(分包机构)将共同组织一次会议,包括所有表示有兴趣加入为成员的实体,以及团队没有时间联系中心但与AT打交道的其他公司。具体而言,iPerform中心的UTSA站点旨在(a)吸引对移动的AT产品商业化的支持,以及(B)促进由人类健康需求驱动并具有工业可扩展性的学术创新。在工作环境中,该工厂提出的技术旨在提高工作效率,识别安全风险,缩短学习曲线,并通过模拟和改善资源分配,创造力和沟通来改善工人培训,特别是卫生专业培训的成果。在医疗保健环境中,该网站将开发移动的工具,这些工具可以增强感官、运动和认知能力,改善培训,实现远程监测和管理,预测患有慢性健康问题的人的风险(例如,独居老人)、监测睡眠和活动障碍、创造新型机器人助手、实现对患者数据的实时分析,以及开发和测试新型增强和虚拟现实疗法。
项目成果
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John Quarles其他文献
Systematic Review of Virtual Reality in Behavioral Interventions for Individuals with Autism
- DOI:
10.1007/s41252-022-00287-1 - 发表时间:
2022-09-29 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:1.500
- 作者:
Amarie Carnett;Leslie Neely;Siobhan Gardiner;Marie Kirkpatrick;John Quarles;Kameron Christopher - 通讯作者:
Kameron Christopher
Behavior Analytic Technologies Mediated via Augmented Reality for Autism: A Systematic Review
- DOI:
10.1007/s10882-023-09912-w - 发表时间:
2023-05-23 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:1.500
- 作者:
Leslie Neely;Amarie Carnett;John Quarles;Se-Woong Park;Michelle Kelly - 通讯作者:
Michelle Kelly
Grand challenges in WaterHCI
WaterHCI 的巨大挑战
- DOI:
10.1145/3613904.3642052 - 发表时间:
2024 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
- 作者:
Florian Mueller;M. F. Montoya;Sarah Jane Pell;Leif Oppermann;Mark Blythe;Paul H. Dietz;Joe Marshall;Scott Bateman;Ian C. J. Smith;S. Ananthanarayan;Ali Mazalek;Alexander Verni;Alexander Bakogeorge;Mathieu Simonnet;Kirsten Ellis;N. Semertzidis;W. Burleson;John Quarles;Steve Mann;Chris Hill;Christal Clashing;Don Samitha Elvitigala - 通讯作者:
Don Samitha Elvitigala
John Quarles的其他文献
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2211785 - 财政年份:2022
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CHS: Small: Enabling Accessibility of Virtual Reality for Persons with Balance Impairments
CHS:小型:为平衡障碍人士提供虚拟现实体验
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2007041 - 财政年份:2020
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EAGER: Enabling Virtual Reality for Aquatic Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities
EAGER:为残疾人的水上康复提供虚拟现实
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1648949 - 财政年份:2016
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CAREER: Measuring and Reducing Cybersickness in Virtual Reality Physical Rehabilitation
职业:测量和减少虚拟现实物理康复中的晕动症
- 批准号:
1350995 - 财政年份:2014
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$ 1.5万 - 项目类别:
Continuing Grant
HCC: Small: Determining the Effects of Latency in Virtual Reality Physical Rehabilitation
HCC:小:确定虚拟现实物理康复中延迟的影响
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EAGER: Presence and Navigation in Virtual Reality Rehabilitation Games for Mobility Impaired Persons
EAGER:针对行动障碍人士的虚拟现实康复游戏中的存在和导航
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1153229 - 财政年份:2011
- 资助金额:
$ 1.5万 - 项目类别:
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