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Computational Neurorehabilitation and Biomechatronics Lab

Department of Biomedical Engineering

​University at Buffalo

Research

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Computational Models of Neuroanatomical Systems

The first computational models of corticospinal systems used in clinical applications. We have developed novel sensory-driven neuromuscular regulators used in the optimization of transcranial direct current stimulation and functional electrical stimulation strategies.

Rehabilitation Exoskeletons

Assistive devices designed to support rehabilitation strategies in volitional movement. Novel brain-machine interfaces used to create an adaptive user experience with biomimetic sensory-motor regulation

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SMART Devices in Neurorehabilitation

Novel applications in rehabilitation technology development including: instrumented assistive systems, low-cost wearables, and variable stiffness devices for patient biomechanics optimization.

Embedded IoT Based Systems for Post-Stroke Transition in Neurorehabilitation

Development of state of the art telemedicine technologies to improve the quality of out-patient care in post-stroke neurorehabilitation. Wearable systems that improve patient-therapist interaction and reduce resource requirements have the potential to transform the landscape.

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