Wandercraft announced today that it enrolled the first participants in a clinical trial evaluating its Personal Exoskeleton ...

The combination of artificial intelligence and neuroscience allows a paralyzed man to manipulate a robotic arm by using his brain to imagine movements.

These techniques include brain–computer interface (BCI), robotic exoskeletons, functional electrical stimulation (FES), and proprioceptive feedback. However, to the best of our knowledge, no studies ...

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Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have created a Brain-Computer Interface—a device that connects the brain to a computer—allowing a paralyzed man to move a robotic arm just ...

Wearable soft robotic devices offer ... the team sees their biorobotic arm as a platform for other scientists in the field to test new ideas in assistive exoskeleton technology.

It’s a subject that has captivated [Kristjan Berce] since at a young age seeing his grandmother struggling with lifting, and he presents a working powered exoskeleton arm as a proof of his ideas.

Do you want a chance to learn about cutting-edge, wearable technology? UMass Lowell researchers are investigating how people utilize a robotic arm exoskeleton/brace during reaching and grasping tasks ...

but it was much easier with the exoskeleton on. The gait detection was good enough I soon trusted it to pedal no-handed, without fear of any random jerky, robotic movements throwing me to the ground.

A tiny robot is able to transform its form and function by putting on different exoskeletons to allow it to perform a variety of different tasks, from walking to rolling, and from sailing to even ...