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Could this little robot help rehabilitate stroke patients?


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Could this little ****** help rehabilitate ******* patients?

Recovering from a ******* can be a long process, requiring hours of repetitive exercises to regain limb function.

Robotic “coaches” programmed to guide ******* and brain injury survivors through rehabilitation exercises could soon be tested in Scotland.

Using a headset worn by the participant, the Nao ****** picks up patient brain waves to understand their intended movements and guide them through therapy.

Following the completion of this successful trial, the hope is to run others here in Scotland.

It’s already been successfully trialled in the Austrian capital Vienna as part of an international pilot study led by researchers from the ***’s National Robotarium.



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