Charlie Vuong
I am a third year Computer Engineering PhD Student with a focus in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), advised by
Dr. Cesar Torres at UT Arlington.
My research interest: Human-Fluid Interaction, Wearable & Sensing, and Medical Devices.
Projects
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CaseCast (2024)
Using computational slip casting, stamping, and sprigging as a batch Fabrication toolkit for crafting electronic enclosures
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Under Our Feet (2024)
Using speculative design explore how foraging for wild clay can inform human-material interaction and more-than-human design
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Computational Slip Casting (2023)
Navigating clay practices with computational slip casting using peristaltic pumps, addressing challenges in composition, pulsation, and geometry control.
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ECG Denoising with EnKF (2022)
Appling EnKF for denoising ECG signals, alongside a comparative analysis of various filtering algorithm.
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Rodent Local Field Potentials (2021)
Weareable local field potentials sensing device to small animal such as rodents and frogs in their free-moving environment.
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MagiCoil (2019)
Magnetic particle spectroscopy testing kit for portable, highly-sensitive, in vitro, and easy-to-use immunoassays.
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Compatible Testing Device for X-ray Contrast Injection System (2019)
ISI communication protocol with 24 I/O signal control and communication throught serial communication
About Me
I graduated with a BE in Electrical Engineering at University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
with experienced in EE hardware design and sensing.
Previously, I worked in medical devices at
ACIST Medical System
and bio-sensing in
HERO Lab
at UCI.
In free time, I enjoy exploring new places and foods, skateboarding, swimming, and gaming.