| Group |
2019-07 |
Status |
completed |
| Title |
Performance Tracking Hockey Stick |
| Supervisor |
Glenn Cowan |
| Description |
In partnership with McGill’s Ice Hockey Research Group, this group will put sensors such as strain gauges, pressure sensors, gyros and accelerometers to help answer key biomechanical questions about player/stick/puck interaction. Log/transmit/display the data. Use wireless triangulation to track the stick’s location.
Please note: I am keen to supervise other projects under the umbrella of smart sports technology, whether it be for running (low-power smart insoles), cycling (low-cost power meter), or cross-country skiing (power measurement).
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| Student Requirement |
[Prerequisite knowledge: background courses, software skills, etc.]
Ideal group has a mix of hardware/software. Familiarity with microcontrollers is a must. ELEC 312, COEN 316/317
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| Tools |
MCU development environment. Maybe app development for a smartphone
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| Number of Students |
3-5 |
| Students |
Daniel Musat
Dimitry E. Chery
Mario Bastampillai
Mustafa Amiri
Safwan Wadiwala
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| Comments: |
If interested, assemble the following in one pdf and email it to me at gcowan@ece.concordia.ca before Wednesday September 4th, 2019:
• A statement (< 1 page) summarizing your group’s technical background and why you want to do this project. Include examples of related work you have done.
• CVs and student records of every student
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