T. Meydan

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

T. Meydan is a researcher advancing the field of optical sensing for human motion tracking, with a particular focus on hand and finger articulation. Their key research areas include optical sensor design, biomechanical monitoring, and applications in robotics, virtual reality, and physical rehabilitation. Meydan’s most notable contribution is the development of a 3-D printed optical sensor for monitoring finger flexion, detailed in their 2017 paper, which has garnered 25 citations—a testament to its impact on improving accuracy and repeatability in hand movement tracking. This work addresses critical limitations of existing techniques, offering a novel approach using crossed-polarization detection and a hinge configuration, as introduced in their 2016 paper. By enabling precise, real-time monitoring of finger articulations, Meydan’s innovations hold promise for enhancing prosthetic control, immersive VR experiences, and rehabilitation therapies. Their research bridges engineering and healthcare, demonstrating a clear path from sensor design to practical application. With a focus on solving real-world challenges in motion capture, Meydan’s work continues to influence interdisciplinary efforts in wearable technology and human-machine interaction.