I am an Assistant Professor at Rice University in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department. My research focuses on engineering personalized human-machine interfaces for health and accessibility. I am interested in leveraging biosignals measured from sensors in, on, or around the body to develop closed-loop human-machine systems that are personalized to each user’s physical characteristics, with a focus on people with movement disabilities and/or chronic conditions.
Office: BRC 575
Phone: ext 5932
Email: momona at rice dot edu
Recent News
- Work on inclusive EMG gesture recognition featured on the Meta Quest Blog
- Mikayla Deehring presents at the 2024 AI in Health Conference at Rice University
- 2024 Summer REU present at Rice Undergraduate Research Symposium
- Yamagami lab participates in first Health Equity Workshop
- Yamagami lab receives funding to develop novel digital health technology to support at-home prehabilitation