Effect of feedback from a socially interactive humanoid robot on reaching kinematics in children with and without cerebral palsy: A pilot study.

Journal: Developmental neurorehabilitation

Published Date: Aug 17, 2017

Abstract

PURPOSE: To examine whether children with or without cerebral palsy (CP) would follow a humanoid robot's (i.e., Darwin) feedback to move their arm faster when playing virtual reality (VR) games.

Authors

Yuping Chen

a Department of Physical Therapy , Georgia State University , Atlanta , GA , USA.
Sergio Garcia-Vergara

b School of Electrical and Computer Engineering , Georgia Institute of Technology , Atlanta , GA , USA.
Ayanna M Howard

Keywords

Biomechanical Phenomena Cerebral Palsy Child Feedback Female Humans Male Movement Pilot Projects Psychomotor Performance Robotics Treatment Outcome

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Effect of feedback from a socially interactive humanoid robot on reaching kinematics in children with and without cerebral palsy: A pilot study.

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