Roxana Ramirez Herrera

Researcher
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UCLIC and Computer Science
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In collaboration with the Queen Elizabeth Foundation for Disabled People, my research revolves around early powered mobility, and how technology can be better used to make children with severe motor impairments to take as much advantage from driving electric wheelchairs, for their overall development.
Brief biography
I obtained a BS in Mechatronics Engineering at Tecnológico de Monterrey CEM, Mexico, and due to my interest in engineering applied to medicine I pursued an MSc in Biomedical Engineering at Imperial College London.
Research Publications
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Roxana Ramirez Herrera, S Joshi, Ramirez DZ Morgado, T Carlson, H Dawes, Catherine Holloway | Novice vs experienced wheelchair users: perceived difficulty of task performance with and without a push-rim-activated power assisted wheelchair (PAPAW) | 2019 | Conference paper (text) |
Roxana Ramirez Herrera, BM Heravi, Giulia Barbareschi, T Carlson, Catherine Holloway | Towards a Wearable Wheelchair Monitor: Classification of push style based on inertial sensors at multiple upper limb locations | 2019 | Conference paper (text) |
Roxana Ramirez Herrera, Catherine Holloway, BM Heravi, T Carlson | Towards a sensor-based system for assessing and monitoring powered mobility skills in children | 2017 | Conference paper (text) |