Exoskeletons for everyday use: Non-invasive method for controlling prostheses

Modern prostheses are already intelligent, but they still have their limitations. The Assistive Intelligent Robotics Lab at Friedrich-Alexander-University Nuremberg-Erlangen is therefore also researching a more intuitive and non-invasive method for controlling prostheses. In our interview, the researchers led by Prof. Claudio Castellini and Prof. Alessandro Del Vecchio tell us what they are working on together with neurologist Dr. med. Matthias Ponfick and surgeons Raymund Horch and Andreas Arkudas from Erlangen University Hospital.

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Exoskeletons for everyday use: Non-invasive method for controlling prostheses

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