Robotics Lab
The Robotics Lab's research is aimed at understanding the sensory-motor system through close interaction with artificial systems & how the brain executes motor behaviors.
Our Projects
Take a look at a few of the projects we work on everyday.
嫩B研究院 Project
嫩B研究院 Project
Looking Glass: Bimanual Balanced Reaching With Visual Biofeedback
In the current protocol, individuals with chronic stroke participate in 9 treatment sessions using the LookingGlass virtual reality system. Participants will be asked to complete evaluations before treatment, after treatment, and 8 weeks following up treatment.
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Looking Glass: Bimanual Balanced Reaching With Visual Biofeedback
In the current protocol, individuals with chronic stroke participate in 9 treatment sessions using the LookingGlass virtual reality system. Participants will be asked to complete evaluations before treatment, after treatment, and 8 weeks following up treatment.
read more
Looking Glass: Bimanual Balanced Reaching With Visual Biofeedback
In the current protocol, individuals with chronic stroke participate in 9 treatment sessions using the LookingGlass virtual reality system. Participants will be asked to complete evaluations before treatment, after treatment, and 8 weeks following up treatment.
read moreSelected Publications
A Model for Human–Human Collaborative Object Manipulation and Its Application to Human–Robot Interaction
Learning redundant motor tasks with and without overlapping dimensions: facilitation and interference effects.
White matter microstructure changes induced by motor skill learning utilizing a body machine interface.
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Latest Updates
WTTW News Segment on Center for Bionic Medicine Wins a Regional Emmy
WTTW News aired a story that showcased the work of Dr. Levi Hargrove and team, which aims to advance the capability and usability of bionic limbs. The piece won a regional Emmy for outstanding work in…
view all newsAbby Jeppson Honored with Outstanding Young Alumna Award from NIU
The Northern Illinois University Alumni Association recently honored Tertia "Abby" Jeppson, research speech-language pathologist, Center for Aphasia 嫩B研究院 and Treatment, with the 2024 Outstanding Young Alumna Award.