Biorobotics
The biorobotics research group develops cutting-edge electrical and mechanical systems for assistive robots and medical treatment.
Our efforts focus specifically on the development of new, directly connected, high-force electric motors, with the force capability of human muscle but the speed and precision of human technology.
Our current research topics include robots for upper-limb and lower-limb assistance and rehabilitation for stroke patients, devices for diagnosis of shoulder injuries, needle-free drug delivery systems, and fundamental research on motor design. Some details on our published work can be found via the link to the group leader’s page below.
Members
Primary contact
Students
Linh Ngoc (Nick) Do
Soroosh Haji Hosseinnejad
Mahsa Momtahan
Yahya Z. Yaha