This project is a collaboration with Phoenix Australia (www.phoenixaustralia.org). It focuses on development of a mobile phone app to train attention with specific focus on supporting individuals with post traumatic stress disorder.

This project is a collaboration with researchers in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology in the Department of Biomedical Engineering (https://biomedical.eng.unimelb.edu.au/). It focuses on development of a customised smart-phone App that records motion data from wearable sensors (inertial measurement units) placed on the upper and lower limbs. The App then sends the motion data from the phone to a cloud-based server, which can then be viewed in real-time using a web-based program. This capability was designed to support remote display and data logging of ankle, hip, knee, shoulder and elbow joint angles during activities of daily living in the home setting. Ultimately, this capability seeks to mitigate the need for a patient to travel to a specialised clinic for 3D motion analysis, which can be costly for both the patient and healthcare system.