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Neuroanatomy of the Cetacean Sensory Systems. [PDF]

Animals (Basel), 2023
Cetaceans have undergone profound sensory adaptations in response to their aquatic environment during evolution. These adaptations are characterised by anatomo-functional changes in the classically defined sensory systems, shaping their neuroanatomy accordingly.
De Vreese S, Orekhova K, Morell M, Gerussi T, Graïc JM.   +4 more
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Epilepsy and the Sensory Systems. [PDF]

Epilepsy Curr, 2016
The relations of epilepsy and the sensory systems are bidirectional. Epilepsy may act on sensory systems by producing sensory seizure symptoms, by altering sensory performance, and by epilepsy treatment causing sensory side effects. Sensory system activity may have an important role in both generation and inhibition of seizures.
Wolf P.
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Wiring the senses: Factors that regulate peripheral axon pathfinding in sensory systems. [PDF]

Dev Dyn, 2023
Nomdedeu-Sancho G, Alsina B.
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The efficiency of sensory systems in postural control of children with and without hearing or visual impairments. [PDF]

PLoS One
Zarei H, Norasteh AA, Lieberman LJ, Ertel MW, Brian A.   +4 more
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Editorial: Sensory systems of aquatic animals. [PDF]

Front Physiol
Sullivan JM, Bonnaud-Ponticelli L, Di Cosmo A.   +2 more
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Noise-Resilient Acoustic Low Energy Beacon for Proximity-Based Indoor Positioning Systems

Sensors, 2021
Proximity-Based Indoor Positioning Systems (PIPSs) are a simple to install alternative in large facilities. Besides, these systems have a reduced computational cost on the mobile device of those users who do not continuously demand a high location ...
Teodoro Aguilera, Fernando J. Aranda, Felipe Parralejo, Juan D. Gutiérrez, José A. Moreno, Fernando J. Álvarez   +5 more
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Learning to walk with a wearable robot in 880 simple steps: a pilot study on motor adaptation

Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, 2021
Background Wearable robots have been shown to improve the efficiency of walking in diverse scenarios. However, it is unclear how much practice is needed to fully adapt to robotic assistance, and which neuromotor processes underly this adaptation ...
Florian L. Haufe, Alessia M. Kober, Peter Wolf, Robert Riener, Michele Xiloyannis   +4 more
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Outside testing of wearable robots for gait assistance shows a higher metabolic benefit than testing on treadmills

Scientific Reports, 2021
Most wearable robots that assist the gait of workers, soldiers, athletes, and hobbyists are developed towards a vision of outdoor, overground walking. However, so far, these devices have predominantly been tested indoors on laboratory treadmills.
Florian Leander Haufe, Eléonore Gascou Duroyon, Peter Wolf, Robert Riener, Michele Xiloyannis   +4 more
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An algorithm to reduce human–robot interface compliance errors in posture estimation in wearable robots

Wearable Technologies, 2022
Assistive forces transmitted from wearable robots to the robot’s users are often defined by controllers that rely on the accurate estimation of the human posture. The compliant nature of the human–robot interface can negatively affect the robot’s ability
Gleb Koginov, Kanako Sternberg, Peter Wolf, Kai Schmidt, Jaime E. Duarte, Robert Riener   +5 more
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Usability of an exosuit in domestic and community environments

Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, 2022
Background Exosuits have been shown to reduce metabolic cost of walking and to increase gait performance when used in clinical environment. Currently, these devices are transitioning to private use to facilitate independent training at home and in the ...
Chiara Basla, Irina Hungerbühler, Jan Thomas Meyer, Peter Wolf, Robert Riener, Michele Xiloyannis   +5 more
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