Robot legs help stroke survivors to walk again

Published: 29 November 2011 y., Tuesday • • • Views: 3

Researchers develop a robot that helps stroke survivors re-learn how to walk. The Lower Extremity Powered ExoSkeleton, or LOPES, is designed to help training the body and the mind of neurological patients to remember how to walk again after a stroke or a spinal injury.

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