Valters Āboliņš absolvējis Latvijas Universitāti, kur ieguvis datorzinātņu maģistra grādu. Valters doktora grādu ieguva 2022. gadā Latvijas Sporta pedagoģijas akadēmijā, sporta un veselības nozarē.
Valteru Āboliņu interesējošie pētniecības virzieni ir kiberfizikālas sistēmas, signāla apstrāde un cilvēka kustības analīze.
Nesenie projekti
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Komunikācijas sistēma caur cilvēka ķermeni ar pielietojumiem ķermeņa mēroga bezvadu tīklos (BCC) #LCS (LZP)
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Towards an ecologically valid symbiosis of BCI and head-mounted VR displays: focus on collaborative post-stroke neurorehabilitation (ReHaB) #Chist-era / Flag-era
Nesenās publikācijas
- Arents, Janis, Valters Abolins, Janis Judvaitis, Oskars Vismanis, Aly Oraby, and Kaspars Ozols. 2021. "Human–Robot Collaboration Trends and Safety Aspects: A Systematic Review" Journal of Sensor and Actuator Networks 10, no. 3: 48. https://doi.org/10.3390/jsan10030048
- Use of Augmented and Virtual Reality in Remote Higher Education: A Systematic Umbrella Review, 2021 by Krisjanis Nesenbergs, Valters Abolins, Juris Ormanis and Artis Mednis
- Abolins, V., & Latash, M. L. (2021). The Nature of Finger Enslaving: New Results and Their Implications. Motor Control, 25(4), 680-703.
- Abolins V., Latash M. L. (2022). Unintentional force drifts as consequences of indirect force control with spatial referent coordinates. Neuroscience, 481, 156-165.
- Abolins V., & Latash M. L. (2022). Unintentional force drifts across the human fingers: implications for the neural control of finger tasks. Experimental Brain Research, 240(3), 751-761.
- Edgars Bernans, Valters Abolins, Janis Lanka. Does step frequency as a single factor affect running economy? A systematic review. Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, Universidad de Alicante. Área de Educación Física y Deporte, 18(3), p. 743-754. https://doi.org/10.14198/jhse.2023.183.20
- Valters Abolins, Juris Ormanis, Mark Latash. (2023). Unintentional drifts in performance during one-hand and two-hand finger force production. Experimental Brain Research, Springer Nature, 241(3), 699-712. https://rdcu.be/c32PK