Superhumans in WCS: Ania Niedzialek
Superhumans in WCS: Ania Niedzialek
When I meet people in the dance community doing good work and intending to make the world a better place, I can't keep it quiet. I want to share those superheroesđ· with you, guys!
Dance community! Meet Ania NiedziaĆek!!!
This young girl from Poland (currently living in California) made my day and made me believe in good again.
Ania has a vision. Ania has a dream. Ania is bold. Ania is going to change the world. Ania is the light.đ·
Besides being a beautiful dancer, she also is an engineer and computer scientist.đ·
Based on her current knowledge in the field of STEM (biotechnology, engineering, programming, and mathematics), she wants to design a computer-controlled robot.
It would be used to teach proper movement mechanics and automatics of children after stroke and with cerebral palsy.
Her vision is to improve the functioning of disabled children and support them in regaining mobility and independence.
Her goal is also to create a mentoring group for women with similar interests. The group's aim would be to spread knowledge and motivation and create a space for freely sharing technological inspirations in an environment currently dominated by men.
So far, she has completed the project using Vicon motion capture by involving WCS dancers to detect the differences in movement between dancers from different divisions and the movement anomalies that helped with quicker recoveries.
WCS, for Ania NiedziaĆek is like an enjoyable detachment from everyday life and lets her express her emotions in the most beautiful and artistic way.
Dear Ania! Never give up your dreams! I am rooting for you! You will help so many people and you will inspire others not to give up their dreams!
Please contact Ania NiedziaĆek if you want to collaborate with her, help, or learn from her. Great minds should work together!
With respect and admiration, Maria