Robotic Rehabilitation
A robotic hand which can be controlled by brainwaves will be used to help stroke survivors relearn movement in their fingers. Dr Anirban Chowdhury has designed and created the robot, which is 3D printable and could be rolled out across communities to make stroke rehabilitation more accessible. Follow us on our channels: Instagram | / uniessex TikTok | / uniofessex Facebook | / uniofessex Twitter | / uni_of_essex LinkedIn | / university-of-essex #UniversityOfEssex
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