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1St International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (Icop 2019) 20Th -21St November 2019 UOW Malaysia KDU, Utropolis, Glenmarie Shah Alam st 1 International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 2019) “Empowering Disability Through Technology” 20th -21st November 2019 Auditorium, UOW Malaysia KDU Utropolis, Glenmarie In Partnership with Sponsored by Supported by 1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 2019) 20th -21st November 2019 UOW Malaysia KDU, Utropolis, Glenmarie Shah Alam Contents Welcome Message ............................................................................. 2 Committees ........................................................................................ 3 Information ......................................................................................... 4 Conference Programme ..................................................................... 5 Keynote Speakers ............................................................................... 7 Invited Speakers ............................................................................... 12 Abstracts ........................................................................................... 17 Sponsor ............................................................................................. 33 Exhibitors .......................................................................................... 34 International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 2019) 20th November 2019 – 21st November 2019 Page 1 Welcome Message The 1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 19) is a collaboration between reputable universities such as Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), University of Malaya (UM), KDU University College (KDUUC), Universiti Teknologi MARA (UITM), University of Bath and International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics (ISPO) that aims to create a platform to share experiences, build partnerships and explore innovative solutions for the benefit of patients and the key players of engineering, technologies and industry in the field of Orthotics and Prosthetics (O & P). The conference is themed Empowering Disability through Technology. This event will host an exhibition from industry and medicals partners which will open our eyes to new technologies, new possibilities, new solutions and new opportunities in the development of O&P products and services. In fact a breakthrough research has been done whereby the prosthetic socket that was made out of natural resources known as kenaf is displayed here. ORTHOTICS AND PROSTHETICS TODAY It is a pleasure for me to be here this morning and have the opportunity of sharing with you some views regarding the current status of the orthotics and prosthetics. For your kind information there are too few service providers to provide adequate service to the ever- increasing handicapped population. This results all too frequently in undue delay in fitting patients with artificial limbs or orthotic devices. It also tends to lower the quality of appliances provided, in that the demands of time alter the care and skill of fabrication. I think that there will be little disagreement that more manpower is needed in the field. The following possible solutions to this problem exist. Thus, an intensive and organized effort to attract intelligent young men into the profession is needed. This should be an all-out effort conducted as a function of our national organization and extending into all areas of the country. Young generation at every university or college in the nation should be made aware of the fascinating potentials which exist in this profession, being as it is, a common merging ground for the sciences of medicine and engineering. Thanking the iCOP 2019 PARTICIPANTS & COMMITTEE I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt thanks to all the participants, keynote speakers and exhibitors for your very active participation and support. Besides that, I sincerely appreciate iCOP2019 committee members especially from KDU (Dr Praveena, Dr Tan Sin Jin, Dr Cheng Xiau San, Ts Nagentrau, Mr Kenneth, Mr Dzulhelmy) for their dedication and commitment towards the success of the 1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 19). Your work is truly commendable. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy the 1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 19) through the scientific exchanges you engage in. With best wishes for a successful Conference, Assoc. Prof. Ir. Ts. Dr. Mohamed Thariq bin Haji Hameed Sultan Chairman International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 19) International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 2019) 20th November 2019 – 21st November 2019 Page 2 Committees Chairman Assoc. Prof. Ir. Ts. Dr. Mohamed Thariq bin Haji Hameed Sultan, UPM Co-Chair Dr. Sivajothi Paramasivam, UOW Malaysia KDU Co-Chair Dr. Nooranida binti Arifin, UM Secretary Dr. Praveena Nair Sivasankaran, UOW Malaysia KDU Treasurer Dr. Kenneth Fung Hon Ngen, UOW Malaysia KDU Head of Publication Dr. Mohammad Jawaid, UPM Head of Sponsorship Ts. Nagentrau Muniandy, UOW Malaysia KDU Head of Promotion Dr. Alireza Zourmand, UOW Malaysia KDU Head of Multimedia Mohamad Dzulhelmy bin Amari, UOW Malaysia KDU Head of Logistics Dr. Cheng Xiau San, UOW Malaysia KDU Head of Technical Dr. Tan Sin Jin, UOW Malaysia KDU Program International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 2019) 20th November 2019 – 21st November 2019 Page 3 Information The 1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics 2019 (iCOP2019) warmly welcomes academics, industry leaders and students to a 2 day conference focusing on new advancements in the field of limb prosthetics, robotics and related disciplines. With the theme, "Empowering Disability through Technology", iCOP2019 seeks to gather key stakeholders in the field and promote knowledge sharing and collaboration. Conference Venue Auditorium, Level 3A, UOW Malaysia KDU Speakers Presentation Venue Auditorium, Level 3A, UOW Malaysia KDU Discovery Circle 1, Level 2, UOW Malaysia KDU Discovery Circle 2, Level 2, UOW Malaysia KDU Conference Identification Tag All participants will be issued with conference identification tag upon registration. All participants are expected to wear the tag at all times. Refreshment and Lunch Refreshment and lunch will be served outside Auditorium. Muslim Prayer Room/Surau The prayer rooms are located at Ground Floor. Certificate for Oral Presenters Oral presenters will receive a certificate of presentation from the session chair after their presentations or at the end of the session. International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics (iCOP 2019) 20th November 2019 – 21st November 2019 Page 4 Conference End International Conference on and Orthotics Prosthetics Break Break Lunch Agenda BioAapps Registration Registration MOU signing MOU Photo session Photo (iCOP2019) Programme Invited speaker 2 speaker Invited Invited speaker 1 speaker Invited Keynote speech 2 speech Keynote Keynote speech 1 speech Keynote Welcome remarks Welcome (Ms.Asliza Ahmad) Developing and Testing an Interface Pressure Interface Pressure an Testing and Developing Seating Foot Press Gymnasium Supporting for Press Supporting Foot Gymnasium Seating (Prof Gursel Alici, UOW) Alici, Gursel (Prof Development Of Development OrthoticsCustomised Insole A Comparative Analysis between Conventional Conventional Analysis between A Comparative Opening ceremony by Minister Minister by ceremony Opening Wednesday, 20 Novermber Wednesday, 2019 Modern Trends in Robotic Surgery inRobotic Trends Modern 20 ISPO’sVision, Status Mission Current and (Dr. Nooranida & Prof Kazuhiro Sakai, ISPO) Sakai, Kazuhiro Prof & Nooranida (Dr. Dr. Alpha Agape Gopalai, Monash University Monash Gopalai, Agape Dr.Alpha th Technology: Analysis Of Analysis Materials ABS TPU And Technology: using Pressure Distribution and Additive Manufacturing Manufacturing Distribution Additive Pressure and using 4) 20191114: Control Control System Socket Prosthetic in 3D Transtibial Printed 3) 20191103: Orthosis Manufacturing and Additive Manufacturing of Ankle-Foot of Ankle-Foot Manufacturing Additive and Manufacturing 2) 20191105: and Rapid Drop Analysis Rapid and Rehabilitation People: Improvement of time, Comfortability Improvement of time, People: Rehabilitation 1) 20191112: Session chair: Dr. Natiara, UiTM Dr.Natiara, chair: Session Venue: Discovery Circle 2, Level 2 2, Level Circle Discovery Venue: Oral presentations Oral November (Assistant Professor Dr. Mohamed Khan Afthab Ahamed Khan, UCSI) Khan, Ahamed Afthab Khan Mohamed Dr. (AssistantProfessor 1st International Conference on Orthotics and Prosthetics and Orthotics on Conference International 1st Wearable Technology: Assisting Rehabilitation, Improving Quality ofLife ImprovingQuality Assisting Rehabilitation, Technology: Wearable (Assoc. 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