- Myoelectric control of robotic lower limb prostheses on Dutch TelevisionLast week Massimo Sartori, Lucas Avanci Gaudio and Federica Damonte and one of our test pilots presented our research on myoelectric control of robotic lower limb prostheses on Dutch Television. The television program Focus visited us as part of an episode on lower limb amputation and prosthesis, in which they followed the rehabilitation of a amputated solider from Ukraine.Read more
- Twente Robotics Center and NMEL Lab create a Podcast on AI-Powered Digital Human TwinsWe created a podcast on AI-powered digital human twin and on how this new technology can help us better understand how we move, how injury affect our motions and how to repairit. Listen to the podcast via this link: https://open.spotify.com/show/3dQjP4kQ9nM3IaD5pHYvxB?si=8d01fd840d574e7aRead more
- Myoelectric control of robotic lower limb prostheses on Dutch Television
- Twente Robotics Center and NMEL Lab create a Podcast on AI-Powered Digital Human Twins
- ERC consolidator grant for three UT scientists
- OPENING: PHD POSITION: JOINT IMPEDANCE MODELLING AND CONTROL FOR SOFT WEARABLE ROBOTS AS PART OF HORIZON EUROPE PROJECT S.W.A.G.
- OPENING: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND SENSING TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE NEUROMUSCULAR SYSTEM
- UT researchers seek the digital brain that plays the best game of tag
- Prof. M. Sartori to be giving a keynote at the ISEK - DeLuca Virtual Symposium
- Special issue on the IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters: Innovations and Applications of Human Modelling in Physical Human-Robot Interaction
- Prof.dr.ir Massimo Sartori giving a Plenary Talk at SSNR 2023
- Our workshop at IEEE ICORR 2023 as part of RehabWeek: Intuitive Bidirectional Control of Bionic Limbs: Bringing across Accademia, Clinics, and Industry
- Our workshop at IEEE ICRA 2023: NEUROMECHANICS MEET DEEP LEARNING: NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND AVENUES FOR ROBOTICS AND HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION
- Monica Morales-Masis and Massimo Sartori receive European support to bring research results closer to market