Merging user and robotic control in a smart artificial hand for amputees
Our shared approach to control robotic hands could be used in several neuroprosthetic applications such as bionic hand prostheses and brain-to-machine interfaces
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Our shared approach to control robotic hands could be used in several neuroprosthetic applications such as bionic hand prostheses and brain-to-machine interfaces
Researchers have developed a four-armed surgical robotics system controlled by a surgeon's hands and feet for laparoscopic procedures.
Switzerland shrugs off responsibility for setting rules governing the development of technology with military potential.
Interests in research and mechanical engineering, plus a desire to help people with physical disabilities propelled James Hermus to MIT.
This is where the robots of tomorrow are born: flexible, agile, collaborative and as intelligent as a machine can be.