1. The Biomechanics and Medical Application Laboratory conducts research on stroke neuro-rehabilitation, integrated smart living technology, and developing light weight vehicles for the elderly. 2. The lab has 10 graduate students, 10 undergraduate students, and 1 part-time assistant. It collaborates with hospitals and other universities. 3. Current research topics include using vibratory input for stroke hand rehabilitation, the effects of floor material changes on gait stability, and developing assistive vehicles for the elderly.