AIMC Topic: Paralysis

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A hierarchically trained generative network for robust facial symmetrization.

Technology and health care : official journal of the European Society for Engineering and Medicine Jan 1, 2019
Face symmetrization has extensive applications in both medical and academic fields, such as facial disorder diagnosis. Human face possesses an important characteristic, which is as known as symmetry. However, in many scenarios, the perfect symmetry d...
Humans Neural Networks, Computer Face Paralysis Algorithms Image Processing, Computer-Assisted
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The mind-reading devices that can free paralysed muscles.

Nature Mar 8, 2018
Male Middle Aged Adult Animals Stroke Brain-Computer Interfaces Mice Robotics Humans Paralysis Neural Prostheses Exoskeleton Device Muscles Touch Electrodes, Implanted Epilepsy, Temporal Lobe Movement Spinal Cord Injuries
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Brain-machine interfaces: assistive, thought-controlled devices.

Lab animal Sep 21, 2016
Motor Neurons Paralysis Macaca Motor Cortex Electrodes, Implanted Brain-Computer Interfaces Humans Animals Robotics
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Haptic Neurorehabilitation and Virtual Reality for Upper Limb Paralysis: A Review.

Critical reviews in biomedical engineering Jan 1, 2016
Motor and sensory loss or dysfunction affects the quality of life for thousands of individuals daily. The upper limb, and especially the hand, are important for a person's ability to complete activities of daily living. Traditional therapy methods fo...
Recovery of Function Paralysis Robotics Humans Neurological Rehabilitation Artificial Limbs Movement Quality of Life Activities of Daily Living Computer Simulation Feedback, Sensory Upper Extremity Brain Injuries
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An EEG/EOG-based hybrid brain-neural computer interaction (BNCI) system to control an exoskeleton for the paralyzed hand.

Biomedizinische Technik. Biomedical engineering Jun 1, 2015
The loss of hand function can result in severe physical and psychosocial impairment. Thus, compensation of a lost hand function using assistive robotics that can be operated in daily life is very desirable. However, versatile, intuitive, and reliable...
Brain-Computer Interfaces Male Paralysis Movement Exoskeleton Device Humans Computer Systems Signal Processing, Computer-Assisted Brain Robotics Electrooculography Adult Hand Electroencephalography
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