RAMOSLAB

The ultimate goal of our research is the optimization of rehabilitation strategies and the development of assistive neuroprostheses which aim to restore function in subjects with motor impairments. For this purpose, we combine our collective expertise in multiple disciplines including state-of-the-art signal processing, technology development, neurophysiology, and motor skill learning and rehabilitation... Our research aims to restore function in individuals who suffer from motor impairments caused by neurological conditions like stroke and spinal cord injuries. We utilise brain and muscle signals obtained using both invasive and non-invasive techniques to control a range of effector devices including robotic hands and other exoskeletons. The general application of such technology is called brain machine Interface (BMI)... Neuroscientific research and applications in stroke motor rehabilitation