10/2018 – Check out our new publication in PM&R! In this publication, we discuss how portable, low-cost, and wearable sensors are used to track movements of patients with neurologic or musculoskeletal conditions to help create more personalized medicine. Check out the lab’s publication page or you can access the pdf directly here!
02/2018 – Move over, Iron Man! Check out a featured article in BU Today on our lab’s work to create a soft robotic exosuit to help people who have had a stroke relearn how to walk. Read all about it here!
02/2018 – Check out our new publication in which we show how we quantify differences in how people who have had a stroke control their paretic and nonparetic limbs while walking. Read all about it on the lab’s publication page or you can access the pdf directly here!
10/2018 – In a new publication in PM&R, we show how people who have had a stroke use a soft robotic exosuit to change the way they walk to make it less effortful. Check out the lab’s publication page or you can access the pdf directly here!
08/2017 – In a new publication, we show that soft robotic exosuits can reduce gait compensations that people who have had a stroke often adopt in the face of neuromotor impairments. Check out the lab’s publication page or you can access the pdf directly here!
07/2017 – Check out our publication on soft robotic exosuits that can help patients poststroke walk with less effort and more normally at Science Translational Medicine or find the .pdf on our publications page. Also check out the video!
09/2016 – Our paper, Identifying candidates for targeted gait rehabilitation after stroke: better prediction through biomechanics-informed characterization has been published in the Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation!