REHYB@ÖSSUR: Identifying user groups
30.11.2020. The ReHyb project aims at providing solutions that can assist in rehabilition of upper limbs and to provide assistance in ADL to persons that have finished rehabilitation.
REHYB@ICL: Hand Exoskeleton Enables Patient to Practice Task-Specific Exercises with a Therapist
27.10.2020. Imperial College London, European Neurosciences Center / Centro Europeo de Neurociencias (CEN) and the University of Toronto have created an intercontinental partnership to study the clinical applications of fully integrated wearable exoskeletons.
REHYB interview @Hallo München
16.09.2020. The Munich local newspaper “Hallo München” has published an interview with Prof. Sandra Hirche in their Health series entitled: State-of-the-art medical technology in Munich: TUM is conducting research on intelligent exoskeletons for stroke patients.
REHYB@SK: Development of an upper limb neuroprosthesis using a participatory design
28.08.2020. For several years Schoen Clinic Bad Aibling has offered robotic treatment in combination with serious gaming, and functional electrical stimulation as part of their standard neurorehabilitation treatment. Since the implementation of the first device in our hospital, the effects of these specific therapies have been investigated to support evidence based medicine.
REHYB@SSSA & IUVO: Exoskeletons for upper-limb rehabilitation
31.07.2020. At the Wearable Robotics Lab of Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna (SSSA) and IUVO, we are exploring new ideas for novel exoskeletons for upper-limb rehabilitation to support the continuum-of-care rehabilitation concept of the ReHyb project.
ReHyb@TECNALIA: FES Technology
30.06.2020. At TECNALIA Research & Innovation, we have been doing Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) research for more than a decade. Our advanced transcutaneous FES solutions can be integrated with robotic actuators and sensing systems as proposed in the ReHyb upper limb hybrid rehabilitation system.
Second project meeting for the ReHyb Project
27.05.2020. The consortium originally planned to get together on this date for the second plenary meeting in San Sebastian, Spain. Due to the global pandemic and the consequent travel restrictions, also the project work in ReHyb needed to adapt. Therefore the second plenary meeting took place online with unaffected enthusiasm.
ReHyb@IBEC: Building an AI architecture for the Rehyb rehabilitation system
26.05.2020. At IBEC in the SPECS-lab we are working to design and build the Rehyb cognitive architecture that will link the user to various external devices such as robotic actuator (exoskeleton), physiological sensors and effectors, and the VR/AR rehabilitation scenarios.
ReHyb@DTU: New technologies for supporting recovering stroke patients, using VR, AR, and Lego
30.04.2020. The Technical University of Denmark, as a member of the EU Horizon 2020 ReHyb project, is conducting research into augmented and virtual reality interfaces to exoskeletons for stroke patient recovery through hybrid rehabilitation.
Exchange in Italy
26.02.2020 – 27.02.2020. SSSA and IUVO invited partners from TUM to visit them at their research facilities to develop approaches to tackle the challenges lying ahead. At the meeting, SSSA presented their developments in wearable robotics and provided TUM with the opportunity to familiarize themselves with different rehabilitation exoskeleton models.