Student-led initiatives advancing Parkinson's Disease research and awareness
A Virtual Reality Simulation
Developed by Henry Lewis and the HAND Innovation Team
An immersive Virtual Reality experience that allows users to understand the daily challenges faced by those living with Parkinson's Disease. Through a three-day progression simulation featuring haptic feedback, task systems, and realistic environments built in Unity.
A Mobile Research Platform for Parkinson's Disease
In Development with Henry Lewis and the HAND Innovation Team
In collaboration with Dr. Zeiger
A student-led development initiative to translate the Random Dot Motion (RDM) paradigm into a mobile application for individuals with Parkinson's disease. Our goal is to create an accessible, at-home mobile platform for validated perceptual tasks.
Build motion stimuli engines and trial logic in Unity or mobile frameworks
Design secure backend pipelines and researcher dashboards
Create intuitive, accessible layouts optimized for older adults
Collaborate with clinicians to ensure clinical relevance and task validity
Model realistic 3D environments and objects for immersive experiences
Coordinate recruitment strategy and communicate findings to the PD community