School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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© 2008 Maysam Ghovanloo
Text Box: July 21, 2008: Tongue Drive featured in NSF News: Tongue Drive Technology July 21, 2008: Tongue Drive featured in WIRED Magazine: 'Tongue Drive System' Controls Wheelchair, Computer July 2, 2008: Tongue Drive featured in Forbes: Tongue Driven Device Aids Handicapped July 1, 2008: Tongue Drive featured in USA TODAY: 'Tongue Drive' operates wheelchair June 30, 2008: Tongue Drive featured in Reuters: Device puts steering at the tip of the tongue June 30, 2008: Tongue Drive featured on the Georgia Tech research NEWS website: Tongue-controlled System Assists Individuals with Disabilities May 20, 2008: Pharmaceutical Compliance Monitoring Project (MagneTrace) featured in Chicago Tribune: Necklace could help patients take their medication on time April 28, 2008: Pharmaceutical Compliance Monitoring Project (MagneTrace) featured in Newsweek: The Necklace that Nags April 5, 2008: Xueliang and Huo and Jia Wang win the 3rd place at the 2008 National Idea-to-Product® (I2P™) Competition for Social Entrepreneurship with the Tongue Drive System. March 12, 2008: Pharmaceutical Compliance Monitoring Project (MagneTrace) featured in the MIT Technology Review: Monitoring Pill Popping March 5, 2008: Pharmaceutical Compliance Monitoring Project (MagneTrace) featured on the Georgia Tech research NEWS website: Sensor Necklace Aims to Increase Drug Compliance October 30, 2007: Xueliang Huo and Jia Wang win the 1st place poster award at the IEEE 2007 Sensors Conference in Atlanta, GA, for our paper on “Using magneto-inductive sensors to detect tongue position in a wireless assistive technology for people with severe disabilities”. Congratulations….! Text Box: GT Bionics Laboratory School of Electrical and Computer Engineering Director: Maysam Ghovanloo, Ph.D.

Contact Information:

Director’s E-mail:

mgh at gatech dot edu

 

Director’s Office Address:

85 Fifth Street NW, Room TSRB-419
Atlanta, GA 30308
Office: 404-385-7048

Fax: 404-894-4701 

 

GT Bionics Laboratory:

85 Fifth Street NW, Lab TSRB-422
Atlanta, GA 30308
Lab: 404-385-6427
Text Box: Mission: Developing New Technology to Improve the Quality of Life for People with Severe Disabilities Research Areas: Implantable Microelectronic Devices Neural Interfacing Assistive Technologies and Rehabilitation Engineering Bio-inspired Microsystems Medical instrumentation Low-power analog/digital/mixed-mode integrated circuits.