Exoskeleton May Hold Promise for Improved Movement in Older Adults, Stroke
  Patients, and Paraplegics
From: Rehab Management - 11/20/2013

To provide patients a “bionic pick-up” without undergoing surgery, University
of Cincinnati (UC) researchers have designed and built a spring-assisted leg
exoskeleton engineered to help patients with limited movement to sit and
stand.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.rehabpub.com/news2/19450-exoskeleton-may-hold-promise-for-improved-movement-in-older-adults-stroke-patients-and-paraplegics/

Links:
Gaurav Mukherjee
http://ceas.uc.edu/hucero/contacts/gaurav.html
http://uc.academia.edu/GauravMukherjee

Grant Schaffner
http://aerospace.ceas.uc.edu/people/people_fac-staff/fac-staff/fac/grant_schaffner.html
http://ceas.uc.edu/cmii/People/dr-schaffner.html
http://ceas.uc.edu/hucero/speakers/grant.html