Da-Yeh University

Intelligent Medical Sensor Internet Lab

Hsuan-Lun Lu
https://imsi.com.tw/

Research Field

Medical Engineering

Introduction

I am Hsuan-Lun Lu, an Assistant Professor in Biomedical Engineering and Director of the Center of International Affairs at Da-Yeh University. My research is dedicated to advancing smart healthcare through the integration of biomechanics and human movement analysis.

I specialize in utilizing wearable technology, such as IMUs and EMG, alongside image processing to quantify human motion with high precision. A core part of my work involves AI model development, where I leverage machine learning to create intelligent systems for real-time monitoring and personalized rehabilitation. 

My work bridges the gap between engineering innovation and clinical application, ensuring that technologies—from motion capture to AI-driven insights—translate into improved patient outcomes and enhanced quality of life. Through my dual roles in research and international administration, I strive to foster global collaborations that push the boundaries of digital health and movement science.

My laboratory, Intelligent Medical Sensor Internet Lab, focuses on the intersection of biomechanics, image processing, and AI model development to advance smart healthcare. We specialize in human movement analysis by integrating data from wearable sensors (IMUs/EMG) and computer vision. By leveraging machine learning, we create intelligent systems for real-time monitoring and personalized rehabilitation guidance. Our research transforms complex kinetic and kinematic data into objective clinical insights, bridging the gap between engineering and medical practice. We are dedicated to developing data-driven solutions that optimize musculoskeletal performance and enhance the quality of life through innovative technology.


Research Topics

Research Interests: Biomechanics and balance control of the neuromusculoskeletal system; Joint replacement design, analysis and evaluation; Robot-based joint test system in clinical implementation; Gait analysis theory and clinical applications; Integration of medical images and computer graphics assisted motion analysis; Integration and development of wearable devices and human movement monitoring system.


Honor
  • Awards & Innovation: Recipient of the National Innovation Award (Startup Category) and the TaiSPO Innovation Excellence Award (2019).
  • Awarded Best Paper at the 7th ICKII (2024) for research on reconfigurable and displaceable assistive wheelchair devices.
  • International Leadership: Served as an Organizing Committee Member for premier global forums, including the World Congress of Biomechanics (WCB 2022) and the International Conference on Movement Science Technology (ICMST 2024 in Taipei; 2025 in Tokyo).
  • Invited Keynotes & Lectures: Distinguished speaker at international institutions and workshops (Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan) on high-impact topics: 
    1. AI-Driven Diagnostics: Improving clinical efficacy through affordable, algorithm-based systems.
    2. Movement Science: Human balance control and dynamic stability—from research concepts to product development.
    3. Emerging Tech: Applications and properties of the Metaverse in modern contexts.

Educational Background

Bachelor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan (ROC)

PhD, Institute of Biomedical Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taiwan (ROC)


Job Description

Students can further utilize the captured motion data to retrain artificial intelligence models. Additionally, generative AI can be employed for applications such as motion simulation and corresponding muscle contraction modeling.

Preferred Intern Educational Level

Senior undergraduates or Master's students

Skill sets or Qualities

CategoryRecommended Skills/Tools
ProgrammingPython (Primary), C++ (Edge optimization)
CV / SensingOpenCV, MediaPipe, IMU data processing
AI / SimulationPyTorch, TensorFlow, Generative AI models
ArchitectureDocker, MQTT, Cloud Computing (AWS/GCP)

Internship-related fee required by the school/institution

We would like to inform you about the fees you will need to cover during your internship period at Da-Yeh University:

  1. Dormitory Fees: The approximate cost for a four-person room is around 3,000 New Taiwanese Dollars.
  2. Insurance: Students must have valid insurance for the duration of their stay at Da-Yeh University. We ask that all students obtain insurance before arriving at Da-Yeh University.
  3. Miscellaneous Fees: This may include costs such as books and other related expenses.

Please note that living expenses are not included in the above list.

Job Description

This research integrates computer vision with biomechanical modeling. The process begins by establishing a baseline musculoskeletal model and utilizing Statistical Shape Modeling (SSM) to train feature variation correspondences. By capturing anatomical landmarks via a visible light imaging system, the workflow maps real-time motion data onto the model. This ultimately generates personalized, high-precision muscle contraction simulations, providing a robust platform for advanced kinetic and movement analysis. The procedures, not limited to, might be referred below:

  1. Establishment of a baseline musculoskeletal model.
  2. Utilization of Statistical Shape Modeling (SSM) to train feature variation correspondences.
  3. Extraction of anatomical landmark positions via a visible light imaging system.
  4. Mapping of captured human motion data to personalized, high-precision simulations of muscle contractions.

Preferred Intern Educational Level

Senior undergraduates or Master's students

Skill sets or Qualities

CategoryRecommended Skills/Tools
ProgrammingPython (Primary), C++ (Edge optimization)
CV / SensingOpenCV, MediaPipe, IMU data processing
AI / SimulationPyTorch, TensorFlow, Generative AI models
ArchitectureDocker, MQTT, Cloud Computing (AWS/GCP)

Internship-related fee required by the school/institution

We would like to inform you about the fees you will need to cover during your internship period at Da-Yeh University:

  1. Dormitory Fees: The approximate cost for a four-person room is around 3,000 New Taiwanese Dollars.
  2. Insurance: Students must have valid insurance for the duration of their stay at Da-Yeh University. We ask that all students obtain insurance before arriving at Da-Yeh University.
  3. Miscellaneous Fees: This may include costs such as books and other related expenses.

Please note that living expenses are not included in the above list.