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Congratulations to Jose Garcia, Christian Ritter, Nicolas Berberich, Natalia Paredes Acuña, and Gordon Cheng and collaborators! The following papers have been accepted for publication in the IEEE-RAS-EMBS International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics (ICORR) 2023. "Grip Force Dynamics During… [weiterlesen]

The next Doctoral Research Seminar is titled "The importance of angular momentum in humanoid locomotion and push recovery" by Robert Schuller - DLR Several biomechanical studies point to the great importance of angular momentum in human locomotion. Inspired by these observations, explicit control… [weiterlesen]

The next Doctoral Research Seminar is titled "Kinesthetic Teaching for Non-Roboticists - Robots Interactions" by Camille Vindolet - ICS Robots should become more fluent in their interactions with humans, especially non–experts in Robotics. Robotics is part of the technology that has a vocation of… [weiterlesen]

The next Doctoral Research Seminar is titled "Towards embodied myoelectric prostheses: exploring the impact of sEMG interfaces" by Theophil Spiegeler Castañeda - Professorship for Healthcare and Rehabilitation Robotics - TUM Surface electromyography (sEMG) interfaces have emerged as a promising… [weiterlesen]

On May 3-4, two ICS members, Fengyi Wang and Natalia Paredes Acuña, had the opportunity to present their research posters at the annual General Assembly of the TUM Institute for Advanced Study (TUM-IAS), as part of the Human-Centered Neuroengineering focus group from the Hans Fischer Fellowship… [weiterlesen]