We empower people with physical disabilities regain lost function using bionic wearable technology!
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The latest product line from Control Bionics is one of the world’s fastest, lowest fatigue communication + control systems for people living with conditions resulting in paralysis and loss of speech.
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ICYMI: This lower-limb #prosthetic in development by researchers at @UNCNCSUBME, @nrel_ncsu_unc, & @CLEAR_NCSU_UNC relies on the user's residual muscles—and the electrical signals they generate—to help amputees to continuously control balance.
More here: nibib.nih.gov/news-events/ne…
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"#NeuroNode is a whole new level of 'beyond amazing' in its capacity to enable/restore communication to people who are 'locked in' by illness/trauma that limits/disables their ability to speak/communicate." @anabellbrayley
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Thx @mechavolution, Adina Bradshaw (She/Her) and Kinobionic.
There is a whole spectrum of technological developments in the assistive tech field.
The long term future that the Neuralink, Synchron, Inc. or BrainCo are working towards is fascinating, but t…lnkd.in/d5FqUmyi
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Using able-bodied subjects to validate EMG controlled ankle is challenging. Any other suggestions before testing on individuals with lower limb amputation?
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Blog post: Why freemium doesn’t work so well anymore link.medium.com/4oYhEZp4gib
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Mechanical engineer receives NSF CAREER award to pioneer robot-assisted rehabilitation
eurekalert.org/pub_releases/…
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Proud to share the work on a @softrobot for helping #facial #bellspalsy rehab. A long way since the first idea conception back in 2012. Also very happy that it is with #Stephaniewalker #yigitmeguc @facebook liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1… @epfl @nccrrobotics @RRL_EPFL
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Feet CAN talk! I had the pleasure of showing one of our devices to a young woman with a TBI today. Excited really isn’t the word to describe the feeling of watching someone communicate and to see the smile. Learn more at ctlb.io/hello
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#FlashbackFriday to February 2016 at the inaugural #WearRAcon event. Pictured is a special guest ambassador demonstrating an exoskeleton from Ekso Bionics. #ekso
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We introduce another research partner of the @BalgristCampus, the @RELabETHZ. The interdisciplinary group, led by Prof. Dr. Roger Gassert, @rogergassert, applies robotics, wearable sensor technologies and non-invasive neuroimaging to explore and restore sensorimotor function.
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exoskeletonreport.com/2021/0… The winners of the 2017 WearRA Innovation Challenge are back with a new proposal for a #STEM #Education kit for #wearable #robotics and #exoskeleton technology:
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Exoskeletons with Autopilot: The Future of Wearable Robotics | Digital Trends bit.ly/2R4I3EV #autonomoustech #TechJunkieNews
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We at @NoBarriersNW have been delighted to collaborate with Letterkenny Institute of Technology on research on the use of an Exoskeleton in neurological rehabilitation.
Training load & injury; exoskeleton & rehabilitation; body sensors & antennae - just some of the interesting topics presented by research students in today's @LYIT @LYIT_Research symposium.
More MRes & PhD opportunities coming soon at lyit.ie/Study-at-LYIT/How-to…
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Users can supposedly lift up to 200 pounds with this battery-powered exoskeleton
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See this three-part video on the RELab tenoexo – our compact and lightweight hand exoskeleton to provide grasping assistance to individuals suffering from moderate to severe hand impairment: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… #wearablerobotics #exoskeleton @ETH_en @nccrrobotics
