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Tuesday, February
6th
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Issues of Human
Interface Design
Gary M. Berke, MS,
CP, FAAOP
Stanford Medical Center
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Abstract: Gary will present
challenges of human interface design, using prosthetic limbs as the springboard
for discussion.
Biosketch: Gary M. Berke
is a prosthetist and an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor in
Stanford's Department of Orthopaedic
Surgery as well as the previous owner of
Berke Prosthetics and Orthotics
in San Mateo. He is also the Chief Clinical Officer for
Medical Creations in Denver, a start up in
the prosthetic space. He is also now a consultant for
Hanger Clinic. He has worked and
lectured both nationally and internationally on prosthetic care and has
authored multiple publications. He has a keen interest in investigating cost
effective technologies that enhance the lives of those who use prostheses and
orthoses daily.
- Contact
information:
- Gary M. Berke, MS, CP,
FAAOP
- Adjunct Clinical Associate
Professor
- Stanford University School of
Medicine
- Department of Orthopaedic
Surgery
- 650/365-5861
- gmberke -at- stanford.edu
- Berke Prosthetic Research and
Consulting
- P.O. Box 1734
- Carmel Valley,
CA 93824
- 650/888-6989
- gary -at-
berkeprosthetics.com
- Lecture Material:
- Pre-lecture slides - 1.09 Mb pdf file
- Ableism links:
- Ableism
- Stanford Student Affairs
- Ableism
- Integrating
the Visually Impaired Into the Virtual Future - Combating Ableism in
Technology
- Engineering
Change through Allyship (On demand webinar)
- Understanding
Disability: Ableism
- Slides - 6.31 Mb pdf file
- Links:
- The Bionic-Hand Arms
Race
- Sprinting with
prosthetic versus biological legs: insight from experimental
data
- LN4 Hand Project
- Dr. Strangelove - Restless Prosthetic
Arm Syndrome (video 0:29)
- Additive
Manufacturing of Custom Orthoses and Prostheses - A Review
- E-nabling the Future
- Mechanimals:
Animals Fitted with Prosthetics
- The
50 Best Inventions of 2009 - The $20 Knee
- Give
a Hand Project
- Bespoke Innovations - produces
specialized coverings that surround an existing prosthetic leg
- Aimee Mullins -
double amputee
- New ‘bionic’
leg gives amputees a natural gait
- K
Activity Levels for Prosthetics
- Prosthetic Leg
Covers
- BioTac sensing prosthetic
finger
- Half Price Artificial Legs from
Sears
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