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Is it possible to use a network of springs to make up for what the muscles do during walking and hence assist gait? This study shows the potential of the ExoNET device to reproduce the torques generated by your muscles while you walk. We feel that this structural design can guide devices in the future and may lead to clinical tools that are lightweight, unintimidating, easy to use, and inexpensive.
Publications and More Information
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Team Members
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- James Patton, PhD
- Courtney Celian, MS, OTR/L
- Leah O'Shea, MS
- Mac Camardo
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