Robotic arm reaches out to spinal cord injury patients
From: Electronic Products - 11/2009 - page 13
By: Paul O'Shea

A new level of independence may be in the offing, enabling patients to pour
drinks and more 

A robotic arm known as the Manus ARM (Assistive Robotic Manipulator) may help
patients with spinal cord injuries and limited arm movement to add a level of
independence to their lives, such as pouring a drink, opening a cabinet door
or picking up something.  

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Links:
Video
http://www.eecs.ucf.edu/~abehal/AssistiveRobotics/
http://www.eecs.ucf.edu/~abehal/AssistiveRobotics/multimedia.php

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