Thursday, August 24, 2017
Robotic exoskeletons improve mobility for kids with cerebral palsy
The exoskeletons are more than just a brace; they actively support a walking posture in kids with cerebral palsy without taking control away from the children themselves. The team wants to do more long-term studies with to see if kids’ walking will improve over time by using the robotic assistive devices. They also want to see if using exoskeletons for gait training can improve natural walking, 
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