Robert Riener Nccr Robotics

Robert Riener Nccr Robotics Robert riener obtained his doctoral degree from the tu münchen in 1997. since he began working in zurich, he has developed robots and interaction methods for motor learning in rehabilitation and sports. Robert riener is full professor for sensory motor systems at the department of health sciences and technology, eth zurich. he has been assistant professor for rehabilitation engineering at eth zurich since may 2003.

Home Nccr Robotics ‪professor in robotics, eth zurich & university of zurich‬ ‪‪cited by 29,953‬‬ ‪rehabilitation‬ ‪robotics‬ ‪virtual reality‬ ‪biomechanics‬ ‪sports science‬. Robot assisted locomotor training is becoming an established clinical practice. besides training, these devices could be used for assessing walking ability in a controlled environment. The nccr “robotics – intelligent robots for improving the quality of life” in the field of engineering developed new, human oriented robotic technology. the nccr focused on generating insights into technology, materials and control mechanisms for novel robot systems. Prof. dario floreano nccr director & professor laboratory of intelligent systems (lis) and management team, epfl [email protected] 41 21 693 52 30. prof. robert riener nccr co director & professor management team and sensory motor systems lab (sms), eth zurich [email protected] 41 44 632 66 79.

Home Nccr Robotics The nccr “robotics – intelligent robots for improving the quality of life” in the field of engineering developed new, human oriented robotic technology. the nccr focused on generating insights into technology, materials and control mechanisms for novel robot systems. Prof. dario floreano nccr director & professor laboratory of intelligent systems (lis) and management team, epfl [email protected] 41 21 693 52 30. prof. robert riener nccr co director & professor management team and sensory motor systems lab (sms), eth zurich [email protected] 41 44 632 66 79. Riener’s research focuses on the design of novel user cooperative robotic devices and virtual reality technologies applied to neurorehabilitation. riener is the inventor and organizer of the cybathlon 2016. This short film documents some of the most innovative projects that emerged from the work of nccr robotics, the swiss wide consortium coordinated from 2010 to 2022 by epfl professor dario floreano and ethz professor robert riener, including other major research institutions across switzerland. Prof. robert riener is full professor for sensory motor systems at the department of health sciences and technology, eth zurich. he has been assistant professor for rehabilitation engineering at eth zurich since may 2003. The lead members of each lab are shown below, follow the links to learn more about each person or for a full list of all research group nccr robotics members. you can also search for people by keyword or see an a z list of everyone at nccr robotics.