About Us
Our research focuses on leveraging wearable robotics to investigate and perturb human movement, with the goal of advancing our understanding of motor control in both healthy and clinical populations. By manipulating robotic behavior and sensory information during walking and other motor tasks, we explore how humans adapt to changing mechanical and sensory environments. These insights help us guide the development of targeted rehabilitation strategies and improve the design and application of assistive technologies for individuals with movement impairments.
Latest Publications
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Frequency and leg stiffness adaptation in human vertical hopping before, during and after added load
Journal of Experimental Biology
L. N. Jessup et al.
Effects of prosthetic ankle stiffness on adaptation to uneven terrain in individuals with unilateral transtibial amputation
Human Movement Science
A.S. Voloshina et al.
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University of California, Irvine
2123 Engineering Gateway
Irvine, CA 92697-3975
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