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Does the alternating timing of rTMS combined with soft-hand rehabilitation robot affect the recovery of hand function in patients after stroke? A study protocol for a multicentre randomised controlled trial. [PDF]
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Automatic Assist Level Adjustment Function of a Gait Exercise Rehabilitation Robot with Functional Electrical Stimulation for Spinal Cord Injury: Insights from Clinical Trials. [PDF]
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Technology and Health Care, 2010
The paper presents the background, main achievements and components of rehabilitation robotics in a simple way, using non-technical terms. The introductory part looks at the development of robotic approaches in the rehabilitation of neurological patients and outlines the principles of robotic device interactions with patients.
Marko, Munih, Tadej, Bajd
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The paper presents the background, main achievements and components of rehabilitation robotics in a simple way, using non-technical terms. The introductory part looks at the development of robotic approaches in the rehabilitation of neurological patients and outlines the principles of robotic device interactions with patients.
Marko, Munih, Tadej, Bajd
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Applications of robots in rehabilitation
Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 1989Abstract The ability to manipulate objects in our environments is an important human characteristic. The use of a single multipurpose device, such as a robot, offers significant advantages over a variety of assistive devices and tools. This article supports the use of robots by disabled persons and rehabilitation applications of robots.
Stan A. Napper, Ronald L. Seaman
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Industrial Robot: An International Journal, 2018
Purpose This paper aims to provide an insight into the emerging use of robots in the rehabilitation of sufferers from strokes and other neurological impediments. Design/methodology/approach This considers research, clinical trials and commercial products. Following an introduction, it explains brain neuroplasticity and its role in rehabilitation and
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Purpose This paper aims to provide an insight into the emerging use of robots in the rehabilitation of sufferers from strokes and other neurological impediments. Design/methodology/approach This considers research, clinical trials and commercial products. Following an introduction, it explains brain neuroplasticity and its role in rehabilitation and
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New Electronics, 2023
Smart sensing for rehabilitation using intelligent robotics technology
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Smart sensing for rehabilitation using intelligent robotics technology
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Rehabilitation robotics: a review
Advanced Robotics, 2001This article reviews various selected literature on rehabilitation robotics. The literature was obtained mainly from journals and conference proceedings of the robotic, rehabilitative or biomedical...
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2006
Special issue on Disability and advanced Research at the Politecnico di Milano, Sbattella L ...
FOLGHERAITER, MICHELE +3 more
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Special issue on Disability and advanced Research at the Politecnico di Milano, Sbattella L ...
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IEEE Transactions on Rehabilitation Engineering, 1995
Robotics in rehabilitation provide considerable opportunities to improve the quality of life for physically disabled people. However, practical results are limited, mainly due to the need for developing new robotics concepts where people are working together with robots, as opposed to industrial robots where they are working in separated areas.
G. Bolmsjo, H. Neveryd, H. Eftring
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Robotics in rehabilitation provide considerable opportunities to improve the quality of life for physically disabled people. However, practical results are limited, mainly due to the need for developing new robotics concepts where people are working together with robots, as opposed to industrial robots where they are working in separated areas.
G. Bolmsjo, H. Neveryd, H. Eftring
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