posted on 2024-11-12, 13:49authored byXianwei Huang
Stroke is the third leading contributing factor for long-term disability in most countries, and can result in paralysis, speech impairment, memory loss and cognition impairment, coma or even death. Robot-assisted Therapy (RT) is regarded as an effective and reliable method for the delivery of highly repetitive training that is needed to trigger neuroplasticity following a stroke. Compared with conventional rehabilitation therapy, RT holds clear advantages such as precisely controlled forcefeedback, automated movement control, objective and quantifiable measure of performance.
History
Year
2017
Thesis type
Doctoral thesis
Faculty/School
School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering
Language
English
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