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Research Assistant
M.Sc. Hossein Kavianirad
Technical University of Munich
Chair of Information-oriented Control (Prof. Hirche)
Postal address:
Barerstr. 21(0305)/IV
80333 München
- Phone : +49 (89) 289 - 25736
- Room No.: S4510
- Email : hossein.kavianirad@tum.de
Short Biography
- 04/2021 - present: PhD candidate at Chair of Information-Oriented Control (ITR), Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany.
- Projects: Functional Electrical stimulation (FES), modeling and control
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- 2017 - 2021: Researcher in Shiraz University Research Center, Iran.
- Projects: Dynamics, control (theory and application), and Identification
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- 2015 - 2017: M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, Sharif University of Technology, Iran.
- Projects: Control
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- 2011 - 2015: B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, Shiraz University, Iran.
- Projects: Dynamic modeling, vibrations, and control
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Research Interests
- Control (theory and application)
- Dynamics
- Identification
- Rehabilitation
- FES Control
- FES and EMG
Student projects and theses
If you are interested in working on your Bachelor's or Master's thesis under my supervision in the area of Control, please contact me (E-mail).
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Motivated students interested in any of following topics are encouraged to contact me via E-mail if interested in doing their Bachelor's or Master's thesis under my supervision. Please include your CV and credentials with your application.
- Control
- Learning
- Dynamic Modeling
- Rehabilitation
FES with Multi-array electrodes can stimulate different muscles and be used for various functional movements.
In the video the fingers/wrist movements are not voluntary, indeed, we control the hand by FES.
In the video the grasping of the object is not voluntary, in fact, we control the hand by FES.
Here we control the wrist without the person's intention.
In ITR, we also work on Hybrid Exoskeleton (combination of Exoskeleton and FES) for Rehabilitation and Activity of Daily Living (ADL), so both Exoskeleton and FES help a person to move his/her upper limb (hand, wrist, elbow, ...). In video you can see both Wrist Robt (Exoskeleton) and FES.