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BiRDLab

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Biomedical Robotic Devices is a research group from the University of Minho focused on robotic technologies within biological systems.
Guimarães, Portugal
Joined February 2019
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    BiRDLab
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    Oct 10, 2022
    We are glad to announce our workshop on Brain Computer Interfaces with the support of @gtec_BCI , occuring on 28 October at University of Minho. For more information on schedule and application form please visit bit.ly/3ehNfBg
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    Mar 23, 2022
    We are glad to announce our Special Session at CLAWAR2022: "Wearable technology for rehabilitation and daily assistance at home and work". Is your research related to this topic? See more information in clawar.org/clawar2022/pro… #wearablerobots #rehabilitation #assistedworking
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    Special Sessions – CLAWAR 2022
    Robotics & AI for automated infrastructure inspection and intervention Organizers Aman P Kaur* – School of Engineering, London South Bank University, London
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    Mar 8, 2022
    It's now open a new Special Issue at #mdpisensors via @Sensors_MDPI: "Sensorimotor and Cognitive Wearable Augmentation Devices" Submit your manuscript before 15 September 2022 here: mdpi.com/si/111853 #HumanAugmentation #Exoskeleton #Prosthesis #AugmentedReality #Sensors
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    Sensorimotor and Cognitive Wearable Augmentation Devices
    Special Issue in journal Sensors: Sensorimotor and Cognitive Wearable Augmentation Devices
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    Feb 28, 2022
    We're glad to announce our recent publication! "Fall Risk Assessment Using Wearable Sensors: A Narrative Review" You can download it here: mdpi.com/1471174 #mdpisensors via @Sensors_MDPI #FallRisk #FallPrediction #WearableSensors
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    Feb 23, 2022
    New Research Topic now open at @Frontiers: “Human-Robot Collaboration for Preventing Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders”. Submit your abstract before 15 April 2022. More information at frontiersin.org/research-topic… #ergonomics #HumanRobot #cobots #sensors
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