Engineering to enhance human mobility, play, and exploration
EDUCATIONUndergraduate, Mechanical Engineering – UCLA
Associate, Engineering – Santa Monica College
Amina is excited about biomechanics and movement, as well as Brain-Computer Interfaces, and long-term rehabilitation solutions for neurological trauma.
Reading, hiking, baking/cooking, crocheting/other fiber arts, and spending quality time with family/friends.
EDUCATIONUndergraduate, Mechanical Engineering – University of Washington
Kate is interested in applying mechanical design to improve the quality of life for children. She want to research different types of adaptive attachments that are engaging and functional while being easy to replicate.
EDUCATIONUndergraduate, Mechanical Engineering – University of Washington
Miriam would like to create medical devices that can be both economically and medically available to people in low-income areas.
EDUCATIONUndergraduate, Mechanical Engineering – University of Washington
Grace is interested in using biomechanics to improve the function and movement of the human body, develop medical devices, and improve outdoor accessibility.
EDUCATIONUndergraduate, Mechanical Engineering, minor in Applied Mathematics– University of Washington
Tori is interested in researching human movement biomechanics to improve a person’s mobility, as well as developing orthoses and prostheses for young children. Tori is currently researching the effects of spinal stimulation on the gait of children with cerebral palsy.