UT improves mobility of paretic patients through wearable robotsWearable robots such as exoskeletons are often used in the rehabilitation of paretic patients (people with paralysis, for example after a stroke or spinal cord injury). However, these exoskeletons work more or less without knowledge of the patients’ body internal information. PhD candidate Guillaume Durandau of the University of Twente is adding controllers to wearable robots so that intuitive human control is possible. He will receive his doctorate with this research on 6 November.Read more
UT withdraws from participation in global competition Cybathlon2020The Symbitron Plus team (exoskeleton) and the Reboocon-UT team (knee prosthesis ) have decided not to participate in the worldwide Cybathlon2020 competition on 13 and 14 November.Read more
UT improves mobility of paretic patients through wearable robots
UT withdraws from participation in global competition Cybathlon2020
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