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The Rutgers Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Engineering Lab focuses on investigating novel tools for the rehabilitation of a variety of neuromuscular disorders as well as the characterization of manual and pedal control in both normal and afflicated subjects

CURRENT PROJECTS

HARI - The Hand Arm Rehabilitation Interface is a tool developed to aid in repetitive exercise by guiding the upper extremeties as well as provide feedback on muscular strength
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Kinect Projects - Microsoft's Kinect ™ is an extremely powerful tool used in several preventative and rehabilitative projects in the BREL
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More projects...

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Surface Muscle Pressure As A Measure Of Active And Passive Behavior Of Muscles During Gait
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Training Grip Control with a Fitts' Paradigm: A Pilot Study in Chronic Stroke
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Spatial Resolution of Spontaneous Accelerations in Reaching Tasks
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Older publications...

STEMLAB

Competitive Walk (dynamic) - Competitive Walking involves the attraction of a particle with competition
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Tactic Walk (static) - Attraction walking is a technique that allows for the visualization of a particle that is attracted to a certain point that moves with some random motion.
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Grid Walking in 2-Dimensions - Grid walking in 2-dimensions allows a particle to travel through a grid of defined size
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