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Richard Davies is a Lecturer in Computing Science at Ulster University's Faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment. He joined the School of Computing and Mathematics in 2001 as a Research Assistant and was appointed Lecturer in Computer Science in 2013. His work is aligned with the Smart Environment Research Group (SERG) where he focuses on developing technologies to support independent living and assistive technologies.
His primary research interests center on assistive technologies for chronic conditions including stroke, chronic pain, congestive heart failure, COPD, and dementia. Dr. Davies specializes in wearable technology applications for stroke rehabilitation and has extensive experience designing systems that support independent living for aging populations. His work bridges computer science, healthcare, and rehabilitation engineering to create practical solutions for real-world challenges.
His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on wearable sensor technology, particularly smart insoles and gait analysis systems for rehabilitation settings. The research consistently addresses home-based rehabilitation, remote monitoring, and technology solutions for healthcare system challenges. His work has significant implications for elderly care, stroke recovery, and chronic disease management.
Dr. Davies is an active member of the engineering community, having served on panels including Engineers Ireland Accreditation panel and conferences such as ICOST2012, CinC 2010, and IEEE BIBM. He has co-chaired workshops on Assistive Technology and continues to contribute to the field through collaborative research projects.
He is currently pursuing a PhD within the School of Computing and Mathematics focused on improving post-stroke rehabilitation through assistive/wearable technology. His educational background includes a BEng(Hons) in Electronic Systems from Ulster University, providing him with a strong foundation for his interdisciplinary work in health technology.
