PhD Student Wei-Chen Wang Is Moved to Help People Heal
Research draws on simulated robots to illuminate movement—knowledge that might someday help people come back from injury
Research draws on simulated robots to illuminate movement—knowledge that might someday help people come back from injury
Professor of media arts and sciences Hugh Herr SM ’93 and graduate student Christopher Shallal are working on next-generation biomimetic limbs
PhD student is designing and building a sustainable care and delivery model in Sierra Leone
Assistant Professor Nidhi Seethapathi seeks to understand why we move the way we do
Mechanical engineering professor Harry Asada works on tools that may be able to help elderly people retain their independence
Characteristics of motion in dance can illuminate what it means to be efficient or fatigued in other domains
Dynamic work design takes a focused approach to tackling challenges
Lab draws on advances in computational tools to explore creating proteins from scratch
Ellen Roche combines robotics, biologics to design cardiac devices
Mechanical engineering professor designs motor control components to heal wounds and animate “soft” robots