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Ballet Hero: A Garment for Mimetic Dance Learning

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This project concerns the analysis and design of a wearable technology garment intended to aid with the instruction of ballet technique to adult beginners. A phenomenological framework is developed and used to assess physiological training tools. Following this, a garment is developed that incorporates visual feedback inspired by animation techniques that more directly convey the essential movements of ballet.

RERC TechSAge: ALIGN: Application for Locational Intelligence and Geospatial Navigation

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Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA)

This project will bring together the static (e.g., sidewalk condition, street networks, characteristics of land use) and dynamic (e.g., traffic volumes, weather, and light quality) characteristics of the environment that are monitored close to real time into one decision support system for route planning.

Auburn Avenue - Women in Civil Rights

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Augmented Environments Lab

Many women played important roles in the Civil Rights Movement. Their efforts to lead the movement were often overshadowed by men, who still get more attention and credit for its successes in historical narratives. The motivation of the project is to design an engaging way that draws people's attention to women's achievements and helps people feel closer to the events and women that made history during the Civil Rights Movement.

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Studies have shown that passive haptic learning can help patients suffering from spinal injury. Can it also be an option in stroke recovery?
School of Interactive Computing Launching Podcast to Address the 'Big Issues' in Computing

The podcast, called the Interaction Hour, is launching Tuesday, Sept. 18 and will be available on iTunes, Spotify, and Spreaker.
Georgia Tech to Present Nine Poster Papers at ECCV 2018

Georgia Tech faculty and students will travel to Munich, Germany to present their research at the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV).