CEO of Newco
I’m a postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Washington, working in the Wearable Intelligence Lab led by Dr. Yiyue Luo. My work centers on developing intelligent textile systems that integrate sensing, actuation, and human–machine interfaces for digital health and rehabilitation.
I lead the technology development of MultiSensKnit, a multimodal smart textile designed for in-home rehabilitation monitoring. The system seamlessly integrates electromyography (EMG), electrical impedance tomography (EIT), and joint motion sensing into a stretchable, machine-washable garment manufactured via industrial digital knitting. By embedding conductive yarns directly into the fabric and using modular, detachable electronics, our system enables continuous, wireless biosignal acquisition without compromising comfort or usability. Patients can wear the sleeve like a regular shirt, while clinicians monitor recovery remotely through our custom mobile app and cloud-based dashboard.
My expertise spans magnetic and conductive fiber extrusion, silicone-based soft composites, embedded sensing circuits, and machine learning for real-time signal classification. I’ve built the full pipeline—from fiber fabrication and smart garment design to custom circuit boards, data acquisition software, and pilot clinical evaluations. I’m especially passionate about translating lab-scale innovations into scalable, patient-centered technologies.