Tag: Robotic prosthetics


  • Modified Robotic Prosthetics: Easing Hip and Back Pain for Amputees

    Modified Robotic Prosthetics: Easing Hip and Back Pain for Amputees

    Reimagining Prosthetics: Bringing harmony to human movement For many amputees, the challenge of daily mobility isn’t just about replacing a limb. It’s about restoring a natural gait that minimizes strain on the hips, lower back, and spine. Recent advances in robotic prosthetics are tackling this issue head-on by combining sophisticated motion control with personalized adjustments…

  • How Modified Robotic Prosthetics Could Ease Hip and Back Problems for Amputees

    How Modified Robotic Prosthetics Could Ease Hip and Back Problems for Amputees

    Reimagining Prosthetic Design for Whole-Body Benefits Robotic prosthetics have evolved from simple, body-anchored extensions to sophisticated systems that actively collaborate with the wearer. Recent advances combine two key processes into a single personalized algorithm: tailoring the prosthetic’s movement to the user and guiding the body to adopt a more natural, efficient gait. The result is…

  • Modified Robotic Prosthetics for Hip and Back Relief

    Modified Robotic Prosthetics for Hip and Back Relief

    Overview: A new path for amputee mobility and spinal comfort Researchers are advancing robotic prosthetics beyond simple limb replacement. A new approach combines two medical and engineering processes into a single, personalized solution aimed at two key goals: improving the movement of the artificial limb and helping the user’s body engage in a more natural,…

  • Algorithm Boosts Control Over Robotic Leg Prosthetic

    Algorithm Boosts Control Over Robotic Leg Prosthetic

    New Control Algorithm Enhances Robotic Knee Prosthetics A collaborative effort between researchers at the University of Michigan and medical device maker Össur is delivering a breakthrough in powered prosthetic knees. The team tested a novel control algorithm on Össur’s Power Knee, funded in part by the National Institutes of Health. Early results show meaningful gains…