Groundbreaking Robotic Hip Exoskeleton for Stroke Recovery
A recent study by the University of Massachusetts Amherst introduces a portable robotic hip exoskeleton designed to improve walking function in stroke survivors. With over 80% of stroke patients experiencing walking difficulties, this innovation holds promise in significantly enhancing their daily lives and overall quality of life. The research highlights the potential of the robotic hip exoskeleton to effectively train individuals to modify their walking asymmetry, offering a new avenue for stroke rehabilitation.
Samsung Rumored to Introduce Wearable Robot Bot Fit in 2024
Samsung is rumored to be gearing up to introduce its Apple Vision Pro competitor, the Bot Fit wearable robot, in 2024. Originally designed as a medical device, the GEMS Hip is now being rebranded as the Bot Fit, indicating Samsung’s continued interest in the world of wearable technology.
Zimmer Biomet Receives FDA Clearance for Rosa Robotic-Assisted Total Shoulder Replacement System
Zimmer Biomet has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its Rosa robotic-assisted total shoulder replacement system, a significant advancement in orthopedic surgery. The system, designed for anatomic or reverse total shoulder replacement, is the latest addition to the company’s Rosa robotics portfolio. The Rosa shoulder system is set to be commercially available in the U.S. in the second half of 2024.
Individual Builds Versatile Robot for Household Chores
Meet Jim, the individual who is taking the robotic future into his own hands by constructing a versatile robot named the Lawny Five. This tracked vehicle is designed to handle tasks such as mowing the lawn and plowing the driveway, with potential for other applications. With the ability to accommodate interchangeable tools, the Lawny Five opens up possibilities for diverse applications, serving as a testament to the potential for individuals to drive the robotic revolution in household chores.
New Study Shows Wearable Robotic Technology Offers Hope for Parkinson’s Disease Patients
Recent breakthroughs in medical technology have brought hope to individuals suffering from Parkinson’s disease. A new study published in Nature Medicine on 15th January 2024 reported a remarkable development in assisting a person with Parkinson’s disease to overcome freezing of…