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DECEMBER 16th 2014
Queste Cyberlegs sono fatte per camminare. An interview from Motherboard (Vice Magazine)
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DECEMBER 16th 2014
An article from Italian newspaper "LA NAZIONE"
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MARCH 2015 CALL FOR PAPERS
Call for papers for a special issue on Bioinspired Motor Control for Articulated Robots issued by IEEE Robotics and Automation Magazine. The objective is to address and disseminate state-of-the-art research and development in Wearable Robotics for Motion Assistance and Rehabilitation. Guest Editors: Dr. Nicola Vitiello (n.vitiello@sssup.it). Papers are due March 15, 2015.
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OCTOBER 10th, 2014
Cyberlegs project has been presented today at the Internet Festival in Pisa.
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OCTOBER 23th-24th, 2014
7TH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON HUMAN-FRIENDLY ROBOTICS
The 7th International Workshop on Human-Friendly Robotics will be held on 23-24 October 2014, at the BioRobotics Institute, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pontedera (Pisa, Italy). The objective of the workshop is to bring together researchers so to share knowledge on design, control, safety and ethical issues, concerning the introduction of robots into everyday life. Call for papers and detailed information can be found at: .
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OCTOBER 3, 2014
Report on WeRob 2014 by Prof. José L. Pons:
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2014 CALL FOR PAPERS
Call for papers for a special issue dedicated to Wearable Robotics for Motion Assistance and Rehabilitation. The objective is to address and disseminate state-of-the-art research and development in Wearable Robotics for Motion Assistance and Rehabilitation. Guest Editors: Dr. Nicola Vitiello (n.vitiello@sssup.it), Dr. Samer Mohammed (samer.mohammed@u-pec.fr) and Dr. Juan C. Moreno (jc.moreno@csic.es). Papers are due December 31, 2014.
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From 7th to 8th APRIL 2014
The year 2 Review Meeting of the CYBERLEGs project was held in Florence, at Fondazione Don Carlo Gnocchi, with the participation of Dr. Mariusz Baldyga (European Commission Project Officer), Prof. Brian Davies and Prof. Owen Holland (Project reviewers), and all the project partners.
The CYBERLEGs brochure is now downloadable from here... Download (.PDF)
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Video
Official video of first year project results:
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RAI SPORT "Galeno", 28th april 2014 Watch the video
NEUROEXOS is an elbow exoskeleton developed by Scuola Supereriore Sant'Anna (Pisa, Italy)
which implements a 4-DOF passive mechanism to allign the rotation axes of human and robot joints.
It has been recently presented to Ability Channel, a web TV that is especially dedicated
to sport events for people with disabilities. Watch the video
HANDEXOS is an exoskeletal device for hand rehabilitation and/or functional assistance.
It has been designed for ensure high comfort and address full kinematics compatibility
with human hand. Watch the video to see how it works
PROJECT
CYBERLEGs, acronym for “The CYBERnetic Lower-Limb Cognitive Ortho-prosthesis”,
is a Collaborative Research project funded by the European Commission under the 7th
Framework Programme. The Consortium, which is composed of five partners from
three different EU Countries, is coordinated by NICOLA VITIELLO, from The
BioRobotics Institute of Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa, Italy.
The CYBERLEGs project started on February 1, 2012.
SUMMARY & FIGURES
The scientific and technological global goal of the CYBERLEGs project is the
development of an artificial cognitive system for dysvascular trans-femoral amputees’
lower-limb functional replacement and assistance in activities of daily living.
CYBERLEGs will be a robotic system constituted of an active cognitive artificial leg
for the functional replacement of the amputated limb and a wearable active orthosis
for assisting the contralateral sound limb...
OBJECTIVES
The aim of the CYBERLEGs project is to develop an artificial cognitive system for trans-femoral amputees’ lower-limb functional replacement and assistance. CYBERLEGs wants to research ways of cognitive control, motivated and validated trough the ortho-prosthesis scenario, of a multi-degree-of-freedom system with both lower-limb replacing and assistive capacities. The project will develop know-how on how human can interface a semi-autonomous robotic device which supports the amputee in executing locomotion-related tasks (e.g. walking, stairs climbing), including transients (e.g. start, stop, sit-to-stand, etc. …), in a real life unstructured environment. Research activities within CYBERLEGs aim at pursuing metabolic, cognitive and energy efficiency...
