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General Engineering
Name of Student
Institution Affiliation
Course Name and Number
Instructor’s Name
Date of Submission
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Introduction
One day, I was watching a documentary on hip replacement surgery, which was a turning
point in my career. This trend was shocking when I learned that healthcare practitioners were
subjected to over 5,000 X-ray exposures in a year, which negatively affected both the
practitioner and the precision of the manipulations and prompted me to design efficient medical
solutions (Briggs, Kalra & Panacek, 2022). After reviewing the literature on MR technology and
finding out that the integration of MR systems and deep learning resulted in highly accurate
virtual 3D models, I realized that the use of MR and its virtual models allowed for a massive
decrease in using X-ray machines and, therefore, less exposure to radiation for healthcare staff.
Relevant Technical Projects
While at the Industrial Technology Research Institute, I worked on computer vision projects
and got firsthand experience with issues related to medical MRs. Using YOLOv7 deep learning
models, I designed the probe recognition and calibration module that obtained a 98% accuracy
for different probes. This experience is especially relevant to medical imaging as one of the core
aspects of designing new surgical guidance systems is establishing accurate object localization
and spatial realignment. Seeing how the technology has been commercialized motivated me to
continue developing such innovations in the healthcare sector.
Research Experience
The research process has been associated with many technical difficulties that helped me to
enhance my problem-solving skills. When we designed a facial recognition system for a
restaurant, there were issues concerning lighting that vastly affected the application. By
deploying the corresponding changes in CLAHE to enhance the contrast of specific facial
regions and fine-tuning the parameters of the ArcFace mechanism, we significantly improved the
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dependability of feature detection. These issues made me realize the need to embrace practical
solutions in solving real problems, especially in the medical MR systems, since the environment
may differ. During my time in the lab under the supervision of Professor Su, I expanded my
knowledge by creating a Unity-based MR STEAM project via Vuforia. In this project, which
received 3rd place in a contest held on campus, knowledge of how carefully designed interface
translates to usage and effectiveness was demonstrated – an insight significant in medical
application.
Academic Goals at Michigan
At the University of Michigan, I intend to further develop myself through courses such as
“Advanced Topics in Computer Vision” and “Extended Reality for Social Impact.” Of the
projects at the university, I am most enticed by the Information Interaction Lab led by Professor
Michael Nebeling, as well as the pioneering Mixed Reality Analytics Toolkit (MRAT). It is
instrumental to my goal of enhancing the orientation of surgical guidance systems in the
following way. The proposed academic program course load will enable me to gain a deeper
understanding and proficiency in various fields, such as 3D scanning and image processing, as
well as critical technologies, including but not limited to Structure from Motion (SfM) and
SLAM.
Conclusion & Future
It goes beyond educational outcomes to create an integrated medical MR platform through
holographic imaging reconstructions to achieve new surgical procedures. This system will help
to minimize radiation exposure and, at the same time, increase the accuracy of surgeries by
incorporating computer vision and deep learning algorithms. Given my wide-ranging technical
background and the resources available at Michigan, my approach would be to concentrate on
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generating agile calibration for real-time surgery navigation and esoteric solutions for
segmenting intricate anatomical structures. My long-term career objective is to be able to steer
the FDA approval process and move this technology to the clinical utility level, whereby greater,
safer, and more accurate surgical procedures may be made available to healthcare practitioners
globally.
Reference
Briggs, B., Kalra, S., & Panacek, E. (2022). Risk of Radiation Exposure to Emergency
Department Personnel From Portable Radiographs. The Journal of Emergency
Medicine, 63(5), 645-650.
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