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Intel-Powered Medical Exoskeleton Helps Patients Get Back on Their Feet
People with lower-limb injuries who cannot stand or walk often need intensive clinical rehabilitation and expert-guided physiotherapy.This medical care retrains the limbs and supports the brain’s ability to relearn movement, with the goal of restoring greater mobility and ultimately, helping the patient to walk again.But traditional rehabilitation methods today have its limits – it’s fatigue-inducing, imprecise and requires expert, … The post Intel-Powered Medical Exoskeleton Helps Patients Get Back on Their Feet appeared first on Newsroom.
From left: Carl Chou, account manager, Intel Taiwan, Peter Chen, vice president, Onyx Healthcare, Bing Chen, director, Intel Taiwan, Michael Hurley, senior vice president, Silicon and Platform Engineering, Intel, Andy Liao, sales specialist, FREE Bionics, Eason Lin, sales director, Onyx Healthcare (with the harness), Alex Katouzian, executive vice president and general manager, Client Computing and Physical AI Group, Intel, and John Chuang, president, Onyx Healthcare. (Photo credit: Intel Corporation). From muscle signals to movement: AI…
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