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Hand Tracking and 3-D Pose Estimation - A 2-D and 3-D model-based tracking method can track a human hand rapidly moving and deformed on complicated backgrounds and recover its 3-D pose parameters.
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HeartLander - A miniature mobile robot for minimally invasive therapy on the beating
heart through a single percutaneous incision.
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High-Aspect-Ratio CMOS Micromachining Process - We have developed an integrated CMOS- MEMS process in which electrostatically actuated microstructures with high-aspect-ratio composite-beam suspensions are fabricated using conventional CMOS processing.
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Highly-Articulated Robotic Probe - We developed and tested a prototype based on an innovative approach of a highly articulated robotic probe.
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Hip Navigation System - Preoperative and intraoperative planning and execution system for high-precision total hip replacement.
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Hip Range of Motion - Preoperative planning system for total hip replacement
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Hot Flash Detection - Machine learning algorithms to detect hot flashes in women using physiological measures.
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Human Kinematic Modeling and Motion Capture - We are developing a system for building 3D kinematic models of humans and then using the models to track the person in new video sequences.
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Human Motion Transfer - We are developing a system for capturing the motion of one person and rendering a different person performing the same motion.
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Human Odometer - We are developing the Human Odometer - a system designed for situational awareness for firefighter tracking.
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Human-Robot Interaction - The human-robot interaction project explores aspects of social
interaction between people and robots, in particular how robots should
be designed to provide people with appropriate interactions.
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