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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Motor Rehabilitation"”.

  1. 3D Upper-extremity ExoNET: Improved Passive Exoskeleton for Gravity Compensation and Motor Rehabilitation

    … and ergonomic solution designed for real world rehabilitation and daily assistance. Building on an optimization framework that refines key de sign parameters, the system allows seamless translation from simulation to hardware, ensuring that parameters such as spring stiffness, anchor geometry, …

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  2. Ubiquitous and Wearable Computing Solutions for Enhancing Motor Rehabilitation of the Upper Extremity Post-Stroke

    … and can greatly limit quality of life. Stroke rehabilitation represents the collective effort to heal the body following stroke and to return the survivor to as normal a life as possible. It is well established that rehabilitation therapy comprising task-specific, repetitive, prolonged movement …

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  3. Lower body exoskeleton for walking gait assistance and performance augmentation using compliance controlled actuators

    Successful motor rehabilitation after stroke or traumatic brain/spinal cord injures requires ahighly intensive and task-specific therapy-based approach. Currently many patients with thesetypes of pathologies are confined to wheelchairs, which results in a sedentary lifestyle causingother critical …

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  4. Technologya nd Protocolsf or Translational Researchin ElectricalS timulation

    … of a target brain region, such as the primary motor cortex that is involved in motor rehabilitation. Furthermore, when considering synaptic effects, it is important to consider local and regional synaptic circuits. Using experimental techniques this thesis establishes the parameter space for …

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  5. Design and Implementation of a Modular Human-Robot Interaction Framework

    … and stroke, which significantly reduce the motor and cognitive ability of affected individuals. As these diseases become more prevalent, there is a need for further research and innovation in the field of motor rehabilitation therapy to accommodate these individuals in a cost-effective …

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  6. The Role of Action Observation in Motor Memory Formation and Retention across Multiple Days

    … therapy options in physical therapy to promote motor rehabilitation and recovery. Previous observation studies have found that action observation can facilitate motor learning: people are able to pick up context-specific cues from others’ movements to adapt to a novel mechanical environment. …

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  7. Muscle-Driven Solutions for Rehabilitation and Control

    L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment

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  8. Structure of force as a predictor of oral motor learning in healthy younger and older adults

    … and labial force structure to learning of oral motor continuous fine force tasks using a pursuit tracking paradigm. It investigated how error and the temporal and frequency structure of force during baseline performance predicted oral motor learning in healthy younger and older adults, drawing …

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