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Archive from the Spring 2001 semester.
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Our goal is to design a system to quantify the startle response in the Rhesus monkey. Our system must have the ability to record data remotely, accomodate to the current configuration of the monkey's cage and remain out of sight from the monkey.
Team Members:
Corey Arnold
Matt Delisle:
Braden Rudolph
David Schmidt
Currently half of our team is in the process of constructing the system that will securely fasten the monkey's cage to a force platform. The other half of our team is writing software to process the data obtained from a startle response experiment and display it in a readable form to researchers.
Progress Report Archive:
| Week 15 | Week 21 |
| Week 16 | Week 22 |
| Week 17 | Week 23 |
| Week 18 | Week 24 |
| Week 19 | Week 25 |
| Week 20 | Week 26 |
Week 15: Redo drawings
Week 16: put drawings into AutoCAD
Week 17: AutoCAD
Week 18: java improvements
Week 19: java improvements
Week 20: mid-semester presentation
Week 21: Continued consultation with Bill Hagquist
Week 22: Build Aluminum baseboard, work on java applet
Week 23: Build attachment mechanism
Week 24: Continue building attachment mechanism
Week 25 and onward: wait for force platform to arrive
Mid-Semester Presentation (858 KB
zipped PPT)
Final Presentation (721 KB zipped PPT)
Final Report (466 KB PDF)
Corey W. Arnold
Department of Biomedical Engineering
cwa937@hotmail.com
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