We build symbiotic relationship between humans and wearable machines; we aim to improve quality of life for individuals with disabilities. Threads @nrel_lab
An electromyographic #EMG-controlled ankle #robotic#prosthesis helps achieve postural stability in lower limb amputees. @jointbme
Read more in Science #Robotics: https://t.co/1wqAkNLmoH
In the past summer, two more lab members successfully finished their Ph.D. at NREL. Huge congrats to Dr. Joseph Berman and Dr. Wentao Liu. ππ₯π₯
6/6) π Avery Murray explored the "Hip Angle-Step Width Connection for Enhancing Lower Limb Rehabilitation Systems," investigating the relationship between hip angle and step width for improved rehabilitation strategies using the hip exoskeleton. πββοΈπͺ
1/6)π Exciting News from the Neuromuscular Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory! π Our undergraduate students have been hard at research, and we're thrilled to share some incredible updates from them!
5/6) π¬ Hasan Dheyaa unveiled his work on "Development of a Low-Cost System for Real-Time Gait Phase Estimation," introducing a low-cost sensor for accurate gait phase estimation. πΆββοΈβ±οΈ
An electromyographic EMG-controlled ankle #robotic prosthesis helps achieve postural stability in lower limb amputees.
Read more in @SciRobotics: https://t.co/zVtD3F1jxj
An electromyographic #EMG-controlled ankle #robotic#prosthesis helps achieve postural stability in lower limb amputees. @jointbme
Read more in Science #Robotics: https://t.co/1wqAkNLmoH
π Exciting News! π’ We're thrilled to announce that Professor He (Helen) Huang has been appointed as the Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering (TNSRE) starting January 1, 2024. Read more about it in our press release here: https://t.co/LmHqszIpbj
πWe are pleased to announce the upcoming 2023 Annual CLEAR Open House event, scheduled for October 10thππ. We extend a warm invitation for your participation. Kindly utilize the provided link to RSVP for this occasion.
https://t.co/ewYxF2ZmW7
π Exciting News from NREL Lab!π
Huge congratulations to Joseph Berman, our brilliant PhD student, on being awarded the NIH-F31 Fellowship, and to @HongWoolim , our dedicated postdoc, for receiving the prestigious NIDILRR Switzer Fellowship.ππ
@jointbme@ncstateece@BMEGrads
πCongratulations to Dr. Rubin from #NREL on his successful Ph.D. thesis defense! Noah's groundbreaking research opens doors to advancements in assistive technologies. We're proud of his remarkable achievement and the positive impact he's making in our lab.
@BMEGrads#PhDDefence
Our preprint alert: Hip exoskeleton, acting on mediolateral direction, can modulate step width in normal walking. When assisting adduction, two subjects even generated "catwalk" pattern, making me think maybe exoskeleton can be also used to train models for fashion runway walkπ
Congrats to @helenhehuang8 for her elevation to @IEEEembs fellow!
Her work with #EMG powered robotics π¦Ύβ‘οΈhas continued to be a source of inspiration for the future of movement sciences πββοΈπββοΈ
Learn more about Dr. Huangβs work!ππ https://t.co/QYlC2YHGaL"
Three of our IROS papers will be presented between 1:30-3:30am EST (2:30-4:40pm JST) tomorrow. Please join us if you are awakeπ Our session: Prosthetics and Exoskeletons 1 session: WeB-OL3.2, 3.6 and 3.7.