Avient Case Study
05 Aug 22
The Effects of Incline Level on Optimized Lower-Limb Exoskeleton Assistance: A Case Series
Franks P, Bryan G, Reyes R, O’Donovan M, Gregorczyk K, Collins S. (2022) IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering.
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At Humotech, our mission is both as ambitious as it is broad: to transform the development and use of wearable machines. And for the record, we’re not wavering on that. The company was founded on initial research that showed the game-changing capabilities of robotic emulation technology to the field of wearable devices – and the notion that we could bring this technology to market and make it accessible to anyone who wants to use it.
Halsne EG, Curran CS, Caputo JM, Hansen AH, Hafner BJ, Morgenroth DC. (2022) ASME Journal of Biomechanical Engineering.
The constant state of rapid change in the world has certainly kept things interesting at Humotech in 2021. It has inspired us to become more agile and double down on our commitment to teamwork and collaboration. That said, we’re pleased to share our second annual year in review with you. Read on for our proudest accomplishments and plans for the year ahead!
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<p>The open-source, artificially intelligent prosthetic leg designed by researchers at the University of Michigan will be brought to the research market by Humotech, a Pittsburgh-based assistive technology company.</p>
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<p>The goal of the collaboration is to speed the development of control software for robotic prosthetic legs, which have the potential to provide the power and natural gait of a human leg to prosthetic users.</p>
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