Faculty profile
Erik Scheme
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Research
Latest papers
EMG-based wake gestures eliminate false activations during out-of-set activities of daily living: an online myoelectric control study.
Journal of neural engineering · 2025 · senior author
Variability-based assessment of assisted gait using a multi-sensor instrumented cane.
Computers in biology and medicine · 2025 · senior author
A dataset of high-resolution plantar pressures for gait analysis across varying footwear and walking speeds.
Scientific data · 2025 · senior author
Latest funding
- $250,000
Personalized spinal cord rehabilitation: A pilot study integrating explanatory models with curiosity-driven computational approaches
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $237,965
Advancing the Long-term Care Research Agenda through Simulation
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $992,000
Smart myoelectric hand prosthesis driven by embedded artificial intelligence
NSERC · 2021 · Co-investigator
28 publications.
EMG-based wake gestures eliminate false activations during out-of-set activities of daily living: an online myoelectric control study.
Eddy E, Campbell E, Bateman S, Scheme E
Variability-based assessment of assisted gait using a multi-sensor instrumented cane.
Phinyomark A, Larracy R, Gill S, Scheme E
A dataset of high-resolution plantar pressures for gait analysis across varying footwear and walking speeds.
Larracy R, Phinyomark A, Salehi A, MacDonald E, Kazemi S, Bashar SS, Tabor A, Scheme E
Machine learning enabled detection of COVID-19 pneumonia using exhaled breath analysis: a proof-of-concept study
Cusack RP, Larracy R, Morrell CB, Ranjbar M, Le Roux J, Whetstone CE, Boudreau M, Poitras PF, Srinathan T, Cheng E
Context-informed incremental learning improves both the performance and resilience of myoelectric control.
Campbell E, Eddy E, Bateman S, Côté-Allard U, Scheme E
Big data in myoelectric control: large multi-user models enable robust zero-shot EMG-based discrete gesture recognition.
Eddy E, Campbell E, Bateman S, Scheme E
Comparing online wrist and forearm EMG-based control using a rhythm game-inspired evaluation environment.
Meredith R, Eddy E, Bateman S, Scheme E
Understanding the influence of confounding factors in myoelectric control for discrete gesture recognition.
Eddy E, Campbell E, Bateman S, Scheme E
Feature Selection for Continuous within- and Cross-User EEG-Based Emotion Recognition.
Bendrich N, Kumar P, Scheme E
Infrared cavity ring-down spectroscopy for detecting non-small cell lung cancer in exhaled breath.
Larracy R, Phinyomark A, Scheme E
Personalized spinal cord rehabilitation: A pilot study integrating explanatory models with curiosity-driven computational approaches
Principal investigators: Sensinger, Jonathon
Advancing the Long-term Care Research Agenda through Simulation
Principal investigators: McCloskey, Rose
Keywords: Simulation Quality of Care Long-term Care Frail Older Adults Covid-19
Smart myoelectric hand prosthesis driven by embedded artificial intelligence
Principal investigators: Gosselin, Benoit B
Pattern Recognition Based Myoelectric Control for Emerging Human-Machine Interfaces
Principal investigators: Scheme, Erik
Keywords: emg; human machine interaction; feedback; adaptation; training; machine learning; motor learning; myoelectric control; hands-free interaction; sensor fusion
Pattern Recognition Based Myoelectric Control for Emerging Human-Machine Interfaces
Principal investigators: Scheme, Erik
Development of a Pressure-Based Gait Biometric for User Access Control
Principal investigators: Scheme, Erik
Concurrent EMG and EEG Analysis for Quantitative Motor Assessment
Principal investigators: Scheme, Erik
Optimization of Video Processing for Real-time Image Recognition
Principal investigators: Scheme, Erik
Evaluation of Respiratory Rate Measurements using the CloudDX Pulsewave Device
Principal investigators: Scheme, Erik
Improving the Performance, Robustness and Reliability of Myoelectric Control
Principal investigators: Scheme, Erik
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Gail Gauvreau and Mylinh Duong: 38 shared papers
- Mylinh Duong and Terence Ho: 25 shared papers
- Gail Gauvreau and Terence Ho: 12 shared papers
- Mylinh Duong and Rebecca Kruisselbrink: 12 shared papers
- Terence Ho and Rebecca Kruisselbrink: 12 shared papers
- Erik Scheme and Kevin Englehart: 5 shared papers
- Tim O'Shea and Rebecca Kruisselbrink: 3 shared papers
- Gail Gauvreau and Tim O'Shea: 2 shared papers
- Tim O'Shea and Mylinh Duong: 2 shared papers
- Gail Gauvreau and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Tim O'Shea and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Mylinh Duong and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Terence Ho and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Rebecca Kruisselbrink and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Benoit Gosselin and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Tony Reiman and Thomas Pulinilkunnil: 1 shared paper
- Tony Reiman and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Thomas Pulinilkunnil and Erik Scheme: 1 shared paper
- Medicine
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Génie électrique et génie informatique
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Oncology
Co-authors at University of New Brunswick, colored by department. Thicker lines mean more shared papers; select anyone to open their profile and their own map.
Kevin Englehart
Electrical and Computer Engineering
5 shared papers, latest 2019
Gail Gauvreau
Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2024
Tim O'Shea
Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2024
Mylinh Duong
Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2024
Terence Ho
Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2024
Rebecca Kruisselbrink
Medicine
1 shared papers, latest 2024
Benoit Gosselin
Génie électrique et génie informatique
1 shared papers, latest 2020
Tony Reiman
Oncology
1 shared papers, latest 2021
Thomas Pulinilkunnil
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
1 shared papers, latest 2021
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