2nd Edition of Special Track on
Robot-Assisted Rehabilitation
Robotic-assisted rehabilitation is an emerging field of rehabilitation that combines traditional physical rehabilitation therapies (including physiotherapy and occupational therapy) with the use of robotics and technology. Robotic-assisted rehabilitation integrates machines with technology to help improve and advance physical rehabilitation for people who have suffered from various conditions resulting from accidents, illness, or surgery.
Join international leaders to identify best practices, late-breaking updates to the care of the patient population, and the need for innovative robotic-assisted therapy.
Suggested topics:
- Robot-assisted therapy in stroke and brain injury patients.
- Integrating robotics with diverse technologies, such as EMG/biofeedback, FES (functional electrical stimulation), sensor-based systems, virtual reality, brain stimulation for neurological rehabilitation.
- Continuous monitoring and data analytics.
- Combining robotic intervention with other therapies.
- Telerehabilitation.
- Case studies and practical applications.
Ready to submit a proposal?
Special topic track is part of the Forum and included within the main conference program. Thus, the same rules for submissions apply as for the main conference.
