The Heart Project was the final project for the course, Data Science I (Fall 2018). My team created a resource for young individuals to learn about heart disease, its prevelance in NYC and how much they are at risk of a cardiovascular episode. Our main goal with this site is to help individuals feel empowered with information about how to live a heart healthy lifestyle that will aid in the prevention of heart disease later in life.
HappyFit was a project that spanned two consecutive semesters for the Biomedical Engineering courses, Biomedical Innovation I (Fall 2019) and Biomedical Innovations II (Spring 2020). The goal of the course was to develop a novel medical device, from problem inception to plans on bringing the device to market.
My team developed a convenient, accessible and affordable way to produce customized orthotics, specifically for diabetic neuropathy patients. The HappyFit orthotic increases foot comfort and prevents the development of foot ulcers and deformities. Our solution allows anyone to use a smartphone or tablet to collect the necessary information for our company to produce a 3D printed orthotic.
This is an example of some of the coursework that I completed in Data Science I (Fall 2018). This specific dashboard uses plotly graphs and flexdashboards in R to display the weather temperature and rainfall trends in the top 5 cities in New York.