Rehabilitation Robotics Systems
Learners gain foundational knowledge of rehabilitation robot design, control, and clinical use.
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About This Course
Rehabilitation Robotics Systems provides an in-depth introduction to robotic technologies designed to assist in physical therapy and functional recovery. The course covers system architectures, actuators, sensors, control strategies, and human–robot interaction, with a focus on rehabilitation applications such as upper-limb, lower-limb, and gait training robots. It is designed for biomedical engineers, mechatronics engineers, and healthcare technology professionals interested in rehabilitation robotics.
Course Outline
Introduction to Rehabilitation Robotics
Role of Robotics in Physical Therapy & Recovery
Types of Rehabilitation Robots (Assistive, Therapeutic, Exoskeletons)
Human–Robot Interaction in Rehabilitation
Actuators & Sensors for Rehab Robotics
Control Strategies for Assistive Motion
Gait Training & Lower-Limb Rehabilitation Robots
Upper-Limb Rehabilitation Systems
Safety, Comfort & Patient Adaptation
Clinical Evaluation & Performance Metrics
Ethical & Regulatory Considerations
Future Trends in Rehabilitation Robotics
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