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Neurorehabilitation & Assistive Robotics

Connecting EEG and EMG with exoskeletons, robots, and prosthetic devices.

This work investigates how neural and muscle signals can support interaction with physical devices. Publications cover an EEG interface to an upper-limb exoskeleton for stroke survivors, robotic assistance and telepresence, EMG-based prosthetic control, and tactile communication.

Neurorehabilitation & Assistive Robotics demonstration from the lab gallery

Research questions & methods

  • EEG-driven upper-limb rehabilitation and functional electrical stimulation
  • Asynchronous robot control and programming by demonstration
  • EMG interfaces and tactile assistive communication

Selected publications