Mandates
Over 130 mandates funded to date, and further opportunities for researchers
Mandate proposals and writing guide
Download and complete the Mandate submission form
Mandate proposal cut-off dates
February 1st, June 1st and November 1st of each year. Send completed form to the INTER coordinator by email: catherine.page@usherbrooke.ca
Mandate list
180 ActiLLM in progress
LLM-based activity recognition in an intelligent habitat178 DAVE in progress
Embedded Audio-Video Device
177 RéadapMS-IA in progress
Precise real-time upper limb rehabilitation with haptic guidance using reinforcement learning
176 Morpho-Avatar in progress
Development of a virtual avatar with real-time morphological adaptation for the induction of motor changes
175 LocomoT-IA in progress
Structuring and use of historical data for the development of intelligent algorithms for locomotor training of users with physical impairments of the lower limbs
174 ParasportViz in progress
Parasport Viz: A feedback application to optimize para-athlete training.
173 OptimPOSTat in progress
Optimizing static posturography
172 OpenArms in progress
Development of an open-source instrumented pediatric orthosis for the elbow and shoulder
171 LIOEG in progress
Development and validation of a knee emulator
170 HEARDD in progress
HEARDD: Hearables for EARly Disease Detection
165 NEARS-LT in progress
NEARS-LT: Co-design of a simplified remote monitoring platform for activities of daily living for the elderly and their families.
164 AVAL-EAR in progress
AVAL-EAR: In-ear technology for a better understanding of salivary flow
163 LOGvs MWC in progress
A virtual platform for over ground manual wheelchair navigation: a controlled ecological approach to exploring wheeled mobility.
162 PhantomEEG in progress
Help from a phantom head to recover brain electrocortical signals
161 BandeFeedbackRespi in progress
Portable breathing strips for data collection and transmission of haptic and visual signals during speech
160 OPTISTIM in progress
Optimizing functional electrical stimulation for personalized rehabilitation
159 RV-colloque
Integrating virtual reality into sensorimotor rehabilitation: learning from the past, acting now and preparing for the future
158 REA PRE in progress
Building the future of precision rehabilitation in Quebec: Integrating interactive technologies, data management and artificial intelligence
157 ActimusFaible in progress
Development of an algorithm for quantifying and scaling very low muscle activity in rehabilitation
156 OMR in progress
Magnetorheological orthoses for upper limb rehabilitation
153B Next Dynamometer in progress
Conversion of a pelvic floor dynamometer to a wireless version for measuring standing muscle function
153A Next Dynamometer
Conversion of a pelvic floor dynamometer to a wireless version for measuring standing muscle function
151 Embodiment technology
Designing technologies to convey embodied experiences of Parkinson’s Disease
150 TinyHomy in progress
Walker with partial body weight support for children aged 2 to 6 years
148B AmaraBiomimetics in progress
Robotic assistance system using residual movements
148A Amara
Robotic assistance system using residual movements
146 UX-RV-pédiatrique in progress
Use of physiological data to improve user experience in immersive virtual reality: pediatric applications
145 Mov-AMP
Validation of the impact of the use of a pneumatic adjustment system on the mobility of transtibial amputees
144 CAPMénage
Consensus to determine the measures of interest relating to the monitoring of mobility in people who have suffered a stroke
143B iVélo-Intel
Prototype 2 Vélo-Intelligent-sensory wheel
143A iVélo-Intel
First tests of the Intelligent Bike Prototype
141 Haptic3D
Development of a reproducible haptic robot with 3 degrees of freedom for upper limb rehabilitation for Quebec rehabilitation centers
140 CryptoNet
Security of ambient sensor data in habitats with simple neural encoders and complex decoders
139 Neuro
Neuromotor control for paraplegics
138 GloveUS
Ultrasound technology to objectify tensions
137 Float
Gait rehabilitation with the Float haptic support robot