Congratulations! Professor Ming-An Chung from the Department of Electronic Engineering has won the "Second Prize and Best Proposal" at the 2021 National Smart Long-Term Care and Application Proposal Competition on December 16, 2021.
Professor Zhong Ming-An from our school's Department of Electronic Engineering has guided five third-year undergraduate students, Zhai Songyun, Xu Jiachun, Chen Boen, Chen Kaixiang, and Zhang Junhao, to participate in the "2021 National Smart Long-term Care and Application Project Proposal Competition" with their respective themes "Intelligent Bone Bandage" and "Diplopia Medical Care Assistant," winning the "Second Prize" and "Honorable Mention" respectively.
The "Intelligent Bone Bandage" is embedded with a sensor array for analyzing the healing status of fractures. In addition to the advantage of accelerating wound healing, the intelligent bone bandage can also actively provide long-term and portable data measurement services, effectively preventing further deterioration of the injury and improving fracture healing efficiency through big data analysis.
The "Diplopia Smart Care Assistant" is a device that uses a 3D depth camera to detect and analyze the user's body posture. When the person being cared for experiences physical discomfort and a center of gravity deviation occurs, the device will automatically notify the intelligent long-term care technology device on the mobile device.
Assistant Professor Zhong Ming-An of our school actively guides undergraduate students to participate in various national competitions and activities on smart technology, encouraging them to combine industrial and academic research advantages, develop practical experience, find future trends and directions of technological products, stimulate their potential, cultivate innovative talents in the fields of medical electronics and intelligent care for the new generation, and help students quickly acquire practical design capabilities for future industry needs.