Advancing bionic technologies and systems to improve the ability of individuals to move and live independently.
Salt Lake City, UT
Joined August 2018
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Pleased to announce our upcoming @ieee_ras_icra workshop "State of the Art in Lower-Limb Exoskeletons: Exploring Specificity vs. Generalizability Across Users and Activities", co-organized with @GT_EPIC_Lab and @LabBionic
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Kai Pruyn, a @utahmech Ph.D. candidate, is using powered assistive devices to improve mobility for stroke survivors. Read this feature from “Student Innovation @ the U” 2024: lassonde.utah.edu/changing-l…
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A top prosthetics researcher, an environmental & public health expert, a prominent neuroscientist, and a distinguished leader in the field of chronic diseases in vulnerable populations have been selected as our new cohort of Presidential Scholars. 👏
📰 attheu.utah.edu/facultystaff…
ALT Photo collage of Presidential Scholar winners. From top left, clockwise: Sophie Caron, Neng Wan, Nancy Allen and Tomasso Lenzi.
HGN Lab for Bionic Engineering retweeted
A top researcher in prosthetics, an expert in environmental health & public health challenges, a prominent neuroscientist, & a distinguished leader in the study of chronic diseases in vulnerable populations have been selected as Presidential Scholars.
📰 attheu.utah.edu/facultystaff…
ALT Photo of Nancy Allen
ALT Photo of Tomasso Lenzi
ALT Photo of Sophie Caron
ALT Photo of Neng Wan
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Tommaso Lenzi, a @UUtah mechanical engineering professor, combined his background in robotics with physical medicine and rehabilitation in his lab where they are developing technologies that help people move and live more independently.
technologylicensing.utah.edu…
ALT Quote from Tommaso Lenzi: There's a lot more outside of our small bubble of academia, and so engaging with the tech transfer office, engaging with industry, and even sometimes just going out at conferences and conventions that are not scientific and more industry, technology or development focused can be eye opening.
HGN Lab for Bionic Engineering retweeted
An Editor's Choice piece highlights a study in the Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation showing how a powered #prosthesis device was capable of improving weight-bearing symmetry during stand-to-sit transitions in above-knee #amputees.
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HGN Lab for Bionic Engineering retweeted
Excited to announce that I received the @ACTScience Postdoc Award! Thanks to @utahctsi for the support & nomination and to @LabBionic for the great postdoc training! Check out the award and some highlights of my new lab: the Utah NeuroRobotics Lab👇youtube.com/watch?v=dp8wNi58…
HGN Lab for Bionic Engineering retweeted
To those who served our nation, thank you. 🇺🇸
While we can't celebrate #VeteransDay in person this year, we continue the tradition of honoring select veterans from the State of Utah. Read their stories here: veteransday.utah.edu/honoree…
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Three individuals with above-knee amputations used a new #prosthetic control system by @UtahCoE, @LabBionic
engineers to seamlessly step over obstacles, employing a smooth leg sweeping and knee bending motion synchronized with the whole body's movement: fcld.ly/ysreiq4
HGN Lab for Bionic Engineering retweeted
New open position for Assistant Prof (3+2 yrs no tenure-track) in Artificial and Natural Intelligence at the Department Excellence in Robotics and AI and BioRobotics Institute @SantAnnaPisa please RT and if interested DM me #robotics #bionics #neuroengineering #MachineLearning
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I had an awesome convo with @hughherr - an inspiring innovator in bionics! Read it here via @freethinkmedia freethink.com/articles/hugh-…
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Our series Superhuman returns August 7th with incredible stories from the frontiers of medical innovation. Here's a taste.
Watch previous seasons on YouTube and subscribe to catch every episode: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
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Postdoc position opening in Biomechanics & Wearable Technology at Vanderbilt University. Please retweet, thanks! More info here:
gradschool.vanderbilt.edu/po…
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For the 55th consecutive game, @Rice_Eccles was sold out as @Utah_Football defeated @usc in a crucial
@pac12 South matchup. We’re now tied for first in the #Pac12 South.
This season feels special. 🏈
📷: grallon/IG
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Congratulations! The @UUtah is ranked 30th on a list of the most #InnovativeUniversities in the world, according to the new 2018 rankings from newswire service, Reuters. bit.ly/2RRcFWl
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When we came across the story of Carlos Lee, a 15-year old amputee and member of his high school football team, we couldn’t help but root for him! Best of luck to him and his team the rest of the season. ow.ly/n1Hq30m5sa5
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Register for WearRAcon 19 today! - ow.ly/2o4d30m72j0
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"#HaveCourage and #BeKind." This is the message Princess Callie spreads. Through two open heart surgeries and the amputation of her left leg, Callie continues to persevere and #NeverGiveUp. Keep shining, Callie – you are a true #WarriorPrincess! 💗👑 #HangerClinic #MondayQuotes
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#TBT to the @AmputeesUSA National Conference in Tucson! 🌵 We gave #osseointegration patient, Chris, adjustments to his new Soleus feet in our booth. Check out his first steps. 🙌🏽
#Prosthetics #Prosthetist #TeamCollegePark #Amputee #Walking #Tucson