DireenTech has deep experience in electronic hardware, and we use it to benefit our clients and society. For example, we developed an interface that uses commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) smart-glass technology to control a wheelchair. Our work in this area improves the mobility and independence of people with spinal cord injuries.
The same interface lets people with spinal cord injuries and other disabilities take part in motorsports. Read more in the NeuroGroove project.
We also worked with the US Air Force to research the feasibility of using General Purpose Graphics Processing Unit (GPGPU) hardware in UAVs for fast, autonomous target recognition. This hardware can perform autonomous target classification, such as identifying cars, people, animals and buildings within an image.