About the NSF REU Site

The AI-ReHab NSF REU site focuses on developing and improving AI and sensor technology for the betterment of healthcare. We explore innovative technology regarding machine learning, health sensor design, and improvement, amongst others, to accomplish this task.

About AI-ReHab

During Ai-ReHab, REU, students can expect to develop their AI knowledge in trending fields related to the healthcare industry by leveraging sensing, machine learning algorithms, and biomedical techniques to develop advanced models and equipment. The students will work in state-of-the-art laboratories alongside experienced mentors in interdisciplinary fields. They will work alongside graduate mentors to design modern solutions to this field’s critical problems.

Focus Areas of Research

Adaptable Monitoring Systems

We explore novel optical device architecture for spectroscopy detection with thin film electronics, as well as quantification of signals and how existing systems can be improved using AI.

Multimodal Sensors

Students will explore multimodal sensor design and implementation for detecting health deterioration in critical areas such as cardiac or mobility issues. Students will incorporate AI to help improve sensor performance and detection rates.

IoT Infrastructure in Smart Health

We explore novel IoT sensing equipment for real-world detection and evaluation of mental fatigue in patients, exploring how to improve the design of such sensors through the use of AI technologies.

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News

AI-Rehab 2024 Presentations

We are thrilled to announce the Final Presentation of our AI-ReHab REU students this past Thursday. On Thursday, Aug 1st, all the AI-ReHab 2024 REU students presented their final updates and reports on their work during the summer concluding their REU. We would like...

AI-ReHab 2024 Symposium

We are thrilled to announce the participation of our REU students in the FIU Summer Research Symposium.  On Friday, July 26th, all the AI-ReHab 2024 REU students presented the innovative and thorough work that they have undergone during the summer. We would like to...