Clinical AI · Computer Vision · Neural Signals

Shayan Khodabakhsh

M.S. Electrical Engineering at URI · Computer vision, EEG, and clinical AI

I build machine-learning systems for human movement, clinical sensing, and embodied AI. My work connects computer vision, EEG, motion capture, wearable sensors, and robotics with a practical goal: measurement tools that clinicians and researchers can trust.

Focus

Vision-language coaching

Fine-tuning multimodal models to assess ingestive behavior and generate clinician-style feedback from meal video.

Neural and motion decoding

Synchronizing high-density EEG with motion capture for movement decoding and BCI-oriented analysis.

Clinical movement assessment

Building marker-free computer-vision and sensor pipelines for rehabilitation and neuromuscular measurement.

Current Work

DIBS

Vision-language models for ingestive-behavior coaching

Fine-tuning multimodal models to jointly classify eating behavior and generate clinician-style coaching feedback.

TCRE EEG

Electrode media comparison and VEP analysis

Building reproducible EEG analysis pipelines for resting-state, alpha-reactivity, and visual-evoked-potential recordings.

PRIME

Perception for LLM-based human-robot teaming

Developing computer-vision perception modules for closed-loop cobot autonomy allocation.

EEG + Motion Capture

Synchronized movement decoding

Aligning high-density EEG with optical motion capture for grasping and reaching analysis.

Toolkit

Machine Learning

PyTorch, Hugging Face, LoRA fine-tuning, scikit-learn

Computer Vision

OpenCV, YOLO, segmentation, pose estimation, video analysis

Signals

MNE, EEG preprocessing, EMG analysis, spectral features

Systems

Python pipelines, data synchronization, experiment tooling

Contact

For research collaborations, project questions, or shared interests in ML for clinical sensing, email is the best way to reach me.

skhodabakhsh@uri.edu