Disability Robotics, Exoskeletons, and Autonomous Vehicles Publications

Summary: Our Disability Robotics, Exoskeletons, and Autonomous Vehicles database at Disabled World (DW) encompasses a comprehensive range of publications, including news articles, research studies, and informative reports. These documents focus on advancements in robotics, exoskeleton technology, and autonomous vehicles aimed at assisting individuals with disabilities. The database features topics such as guide-dog robots for the visually impaired, soft robotic wearables enhancing mobility for Parkinson's disease patients, and ethical debates surrounding self-driving cars. Additionally, it includes information on robotic dining devices, child exoskeletons for spinal muscular atrophy, and autonomous wheelchairs. This resource serves as an authoritative guide to the latest innovations in assistive technology.

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Disability and Robotics Publications
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfacePublication
Type
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Guide-Dog Robots: Visually Impaired Can Provide FeedbackUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstReports & Proceedings2024/05/16
Innovative Soft Robotic Wearable Enhances Walking Abilities for Individuals with Parkinson's DiseaseHarvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied SciencesYesNews2024/01/05
Flexible PHDE Artificial Muscle MaterialUniversity of California - Los AngelesYes2022/07/092023/01/04
Clemson University Students to Learn Robotics Through Virtual RealityClemson University2018/10/10
Tethered Pelvic Assist Device (TPAD) Improves Balance and Gait in Parkinson's Disease PatientsColumbia University School of Engineering and Applied ScienceYesResearch, Study, Analysis2017/12/192024/04/08
Conference on Autonomous Vehicles and the Disability CommunityAuto Alliance2017/10/272018/06/21
Ethical Debate On Self-Driving Cars and Decision Making AlgorithmsUniversity of Massachusetts LowellInformative2017/10/092023/11/06
Self-driving Autonomous Wheelchairs Are ComingCyberworks Robotics and the University of Toronto2017/08/242018/06/21
Intelligent Vision System for Companion RobotsIndustrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)2017/01/062018/10/07
Disability Community and the Future of Autonomous VehiclesUnited Spinal Association2016/12/192018/06/21
Obi Robotic Dining Device - Breakthrough for People with Physical Challengesmeetobi.com2016/07/122018/06/21
Child Exoskeleton for Spinal Muscular Atrophy a World's FirstSpanish National Research Council (CSIC)2016/06/082018/06/21
Robotic Glove Helps Restore Hand MovementNational University of Singapore2016/01/112020/11/22
Robotic Object Recognition to Aid Blind and Visually ImpairedUniversity of Nevada, Reno2015/12/192018/06/21
VA Issues National Coverage Policy For ReWalk Robotics ExoskeletonsReWalk RoboticsAnnouncement2015/12/172024/08/22
NIH Funds Health and Quality of Life Robot DevelopmentNIH/National Institute of Biomedical Imaging & Bioengineering2015/12/042018/06/21
Robotic Hair Transplant - Automated Graft Selection Bernstein Medical - Center for Hair Restoration2015/02/252018/06/21
NIH Funds Robots to Assist People with DisabilitiesNIH2014/12/112018/06/21
Robot Control Theory to Improve Prosthetic LegsUniversity of Texas at Dallas2014/12/052018/06/21
ReWalk Motorized Device Helps People With Disabilities to WalkReWalk RoboticsAnnouncement2014/11/032024/08/22
Meet Pepper - A Personal Humanoid RobotThomas C. Weiss2014/06/292018/06/21
StrongArm Technologies: ErgoSkeleton and Worker SafetyThomas C. Weiss2014/06/102021/08/27
Mind Reading Robots are ComingUniversity of Cincinnati2013/11/142018/06/21
New Exoskeleton Device at IndegoParker Hannifin Corporation2013/01/212018/06/21
Miimo Robotic Automatic Lawn MowerIan C. Langtree2013/01/122022/03/04
What Self-Driving Vehicles Mean for DisabledIan C. Langtree2012/10/012022/01/29
JACO Robotic Arm Tested by Hereward College StudentsLiviu Manda2012/06/042018/06/21
NZ Paralympian Steps Up with Rex Bionics and Walks AgainRex Bionics2011/05/022018/06/21
Blind Man to Drive at Daytona SpeedwayNational Federation of the Blind2011/01/282018/06/21
First Car That Can be Driven by the BlindNational Federation of the Blind2010/07/022018/06/21
Robot Scientist First Machine to Discover New Scientific KnowledgeBiotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council2009/04/022018/06/21
Robotic Products for Independent LivingIan C. LangtreeInformative2009/02/042023/11/06

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