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Human Factors in Robotics for Motor Rehabilitation, Assistance, and Prosthetics
Among the challenges in biomedical robotics, assisting and restoring motor skills is a priority to enable individuals with impairments to perform activities of daily living (ADLs). Robots can enhance human mobility and interaction capabilities through solutions tailored to individual skills, limitat
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