Robots get personal
From: Medical Design - May 2007 - page 37
By: Victoria Reitz

Researchers are developing robots that aid stroke patients, mimic body parts,
and make everyday tasks easier. Other "rehabilitation robots" are helping
stroke victims walk and regain use of their limbs. 

Robotic brace aids stroke recovery 

When used under the supervision of an occupational or physical therapist, a
robotic therapy brace helps stroke patients progress from basic motor
training, such as lifting boxes or reaching for a light switch, to more
complex tasks such as carrying a laundry basket or flipping on a light switch. 

Read the entire article at:
http://www.medicaldesign.com/articles/ID/13627

Links:

MIT lab for biomechanics and human rehabilitation
http://web.mit.edu/hogan/www/

Myomo
http://myomo.com
