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2. Efficient and Accurate Motion Tracking and its Applications within the Internet of Things Design Space

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Open Access
Author:
Gardner, Kevin
Title:
Efficient and Accurate Motion Tracking and its Applications within the Internet of Things Design Space
Area of Honors:
Computer Engineering
Keywords:
ASL
ASLLVD
CNN
HRI
IMU
LSTM
Monocular RGB
RGB-D
RNN
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Large Video Dataset
Convolutional Neural Network
Human Robot Interaction
Inertial Measurement Unit
Long Short-Term Memory RNN
Recurrent Neural Network
File:
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Thesis Supervisors:
Mahanth Gowda, Thesis Supervisor
John Morgan Sampson, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. American Sign Language in Hybrid/Fully Remote Learning: Impact on Student Presence and Presentation

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Open Access
Author:
Snyder, Carly
Title:
American Sign Language in Hybrid/Fully Remote Learning: Impact on Student Presence and Presentation
Area of Honors:
Secondary Education
Keywords:
multilingualism
multiculturalism
linguistic equity
inclusion
culturally sustaining pedagogy
American Sign Language
Deaf and Hard of Hearing
video-on presence
presentation
mainstreaming
File:
Download Snyder_American_Sign_Langauge_in_Hybrid_Fully_Remote_Learning.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Michelle Renee Knotts, Thesis Supervisor
Michelle Renee Knotts, Thesis Honors Advisor
Sommar Ane Chilton, Faculty Reader
Charlotte L Land, Faculty Reader

4. Assessing the Influence of Biomechanical Factors in Injury Exposure for American Sign Language (ASL) Users

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Author:
Demalis, Emily
Title:
Assessing the Influence of Biomechanical Factors in Injury Exposure for American Sign Language (ASL) Users
Area of Honors:
Biomedical Engineering
Keywords:
American Sign Language
Motion capture
Biomechanical assessments
Ballistic signing
Work envelope
Hand and wrist deviations
Factor analysis
File:
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Thesis Supervisors:
Meghan Vidt, Thesis Supervisor
Jian Yang, Thesis Honors Advisor
Justin Lee Brown, Faculty Reader

5. Injury Outcomes in Native and Non-Native American Sign Language Users: An EMG Assessment

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Open Access
Author:
Miller, Kara
Title:
Injury Outcomes in Native and Non-Native American Sign Language Users: An EMG Assessment
Area of Honors:
Biomedical Engineering
Keywords:
Electromyography
American Sign Language
Fatigue
Muscle activation
Biomechanical assessments
File:
Download Miller_Kara_Injury_Outcomes_In_Native_And_Non-native_American_Sign_Lanugage_Users.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Meghan Vidt, Thesis Supervisor
Jian Yang, Thesis Honors Advisor