About Me
Lincoln began as an engineering fellow at the CMI in the summer of 2023. From then to now, Lincoln has been pursuing an Honors Mechanical Engineering B.S. with an emphasis on biomechanics. He wants to specialize in upper-limb prosthetics and ergonomics and is passionate about wearable technology that mimics and enhances biological evolution. At the CMI he helped create a spinal traction device with 3 motorized degrees of freedom, a pressure chamber used to measure the effectiveness of a novel cataract extraction method, a cheap and transportable carbon monoxide monitor, and more to come.
His design ability stems from a young-age interest in building everything out of things lying around his house, only limited by his curiosity. Aside from developing medical devices, Lincoln enjoys sketching, origami, and cooking.
