A physical human-robot-human interaction paradigm using connected exoskeletons for stroke gait therapy showed better outcomes than conventional training in a small patient study.
Amato, et al., Unidirectional human-robot-human physical interaction for gait training, arXiv preprint arXiv:2409.11510 (2024)
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A physical human-robot-human interaction paradigm using connected exoskeletons for stroke gait therapy showed better outcomes than conventional training in a small patient study.