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This project develops adaptive body-machine interfaces and robotic technologies to aid stroke survivors in regaining upper body function. It focuses on creating personalized rehabilitation tools that adjust to the user's capabilities and progress, promoting functional recovery.
The project aims at developing adaptive/smart tools, based on Body-Machine Interfaces (BMI) and robotic technologies, which may help stroke survivors to recover functions of the upper body by exploiting/enhancing their residual capabilities, while avoiding the “easy shortcut” of being content with stereotypical compensatory strategies.Stroke survivors face the dual problem of regaining independence in everyday tasks and recovering motor abilities.
BMI’s address the former problem and complian…
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI GENOVA
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