Majid Abedinzadeh Shahri - MSc Student, Shahrood University of Technology, Shahrood, Iran.
Ali Sarreshtehdari - Assistant Professor, Shahrood University of Technology, Shahrood, Iran

The macula of utricle, in internal ear, allows a person to perceive changes in longitudinal acceleration as well as effects of gravity. Three layers of macula are the sensory hair cells, a gelatinous layer andthe calcium carbonate crystals which they arranged from bottom to top respectively. When the head istilted such that gravity pulls on the calcium carbonate crystals, the gelatinous layer is pulled in the same direction also causing the sensory hairs to bend. In this paper a biosensor simulator based onmacula of utricle operation of human’s internal ear is presented. In this device the vibration of somebending elements implemented in viscoelastic medium is used to interpret the acceleration. External excitation leads to vibration of bending elements. Vibratory behaviours of bending elements are recorded via a CCD digital camera while an Image processing technique is used to obtain their motionbehaviour. A fuzzy system is used to provide a relation between image interpreting results and known excitation acceleration. This device may be used in biomechanical studies of human response to variable conditions of environment. Also it will be used to provide the new devices to measurement of motion and balance adjusting

Biosensor; Macula; Simulator