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DepartmentofElectricalEngineering UniversityofPennsylvania ESE441SENIORDESIGNPROJECTFACULTYSUBMISSIONFORM 1.ProjectTitle:FootPAD 2.Proposer'sName: Dr.JayZemel Email:zemel<zemel@ee.upenn.edu> Areyouwillingandabletoserveasprojectadvisorforthisproject?_X__Yes;___No 3.BriefProjectDescription(nomorethan50words): Seeattachedaddendum 4.ProjectDesignObjectives: Seeattachedaddendum...
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DepartmentofElectricalEngineering UniversityofPennsylvania ESE441SENIORDESIGNPROJECTFACULTYSUBMISSIONFORM 1.ProjectTitle:FootPAD
2.Proposer'sName: Dr.JayZemel
Email:zemel<zemel@ee.upenn.edu>
Areyouwillingandabletoserveasprojectadvisorforthisproject?_X__Yes;___No 3.BriefProjectDescription(nomorethan50words): Seeattachedaddendum
4.ProjectDesignObjectives: Seeattachedaddendum
5.ProjectPrerequisites: Whatspecificknowledge(e.g.coursesortopics)andskills(e.g.programinglanguagesorsoftware packages)willthisprojectrequire?Pleaserankordertheknowledgeandskillsyouhaveidentified,with themostimportantatthetopofthelist. Seeattachedaddendum
FootPAD,aninshoePhysicalActivityDynamometer*: Background:Forthepasttwoyears,seniordesignstudentsandSUNFESTfellowshavebeen developinganovelsensorsystemtomonitorthephysicalactivityofchildreninanonobtrusivemanner. Averysmallsystem(FootPAD)hasbeendesignedandbuiltthatcaneasilyfitintotheheelsofachild's shoe.TheFootPADconsistsofpiezoelectricfilmsensor(s),anonboardmicrocontrollertoprocessthe data**,a2MBmemorychiptostorethetimestampedinformationandabuttonbatterytopowerthe unit.Thesensor(s)providetheaverageandpeakforcesgeneratedbybipedalphysicalactivityaswellas ameasureofthekineticenergyexpended.Thememorystoragestoresinformationdevelopedover periodsuptotwoweeks. Obesity is reaching epidemic proportions everywhere in the industrialized world. It is leading to many different health problems such as diabetes and cardio-vascular disease. The simple explanation that the caloric intake exceeds the caloric expenditure provides no information about the details of how obesity emerges, especially in children and young adults. A recent NSF-NIH workshop addressed the obesity issue, pointing out that key pieces of information about human activity have not been reliably obtained. Two such pieces of information are: 1. Reliableestimatesofnormalbipedal(footbased)activitycarriedoutoveraperiodof13weeks. Informationisneededontheaverageforces,peakforcesandkineticenergyexpended.Of particularimportanceisthephysicalactivityofchildren.Akeycomponentisthatthe measurementmethodmustbeunobtrusiveandsimpletouse. 2. Reliableinformationonthefoodintakeofpeopleoverperiodsofatleasttwotothreeweeks whosebodymassindexeitherplacesthematriskforbecomingobese.Orindicatesanearly stageofobesityThistoorequiresanunobtrusivemeasurementmethod(s)thatisbothsimpleto useandreasonablyaccurate.Anexampleofanunreliablemethodisselfreportingofdietary intakewhereasweightmonitoringwouldbeaccurateinaquantitativefashion. Projects:Theinitialgoaloftheprojecthasbeentoassesshowphysicalactivityaffectsthegrowthand availabilityofprototype,twodesignprojectsarepossible: developmentofchildreninvariouswaysrangingfrombonedevelopmenttoobesity.Withthe 1. FinalizingthehardwareandsoftwaredesignoftheFootPADbasedonobservationsand calibrationdata.Therapidindustrialdevelopmentofmicroelectroniccomponentsoftenmakes newandintriguingcapabilitiesavailabletothedesignengineer.Atsomepointinthedesign cycle,itbecomesessentialto"freeze"thedesigninanticipationoflaunchingaresearchprogram involvingactualmeasurements.Thisprojectisalmostatthispoint.Theteamundertakingthis projectwillhavetodecidewherefurtherengineeringdesignimprovementsareneededpriorto the"freeze"andcarrythemout.Atthatpoint,theteamwouldcompletethespecificationsofa billofmaterials,costestimatesandorderthedevicesfortheproposedresearcheffort. 2. Themeasurementoffoodintakeisachallengingproblem.Asmentioned,thechangeina person'sweightoffersonepossibleapproach,thoughthespecificsofwhatiseatenwouldbe unclear.Anyotherunobtrusivemethodproposedwouldbeconsidered.TheFootPADmaybe consideredaspointofdepartureforthesystemdevelopment.Theendgoalfortheteamisthe designanddevelopmentofaminimallyintrusiveprototypesystemforestimatingdietaryintake duringthenormaldailyactivityofanindividual.Thisisavitalifthesystemistobeacceptable tothepatient.Thesystemshouldemployexistingsensorelementsandextremelysmall
electroniccomponents(similartothosedevelopedfortheFootPAD)inaninnovative configuration.Equallyimportantaremeanstogaugepeople'sacceptanceofthesystem.This projectwillill...
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