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This project investigates how wearable robotic technology can be integrated with human body representation. It aims to understand the brain's adaptation to controlling robotic limbs, focusing on both individuals with hand loss and able-bodied users.
Wearable technology is redefining the boundaries of our own body.
Wearable robotic (WR) fingers and arms are robots, designed to free up or complement our hand actions, to enhance humans’ abilities.
While tremendous resources are being dedicated to the development of this groundbreaking technology, little notice is given to how the human brain might support it.
The intuitive, though unfounded, view is that technology will fuse with our bodies, allowing our brains to seamlessly control it (i.e. e…
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United Kingdom, Oxford
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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