How IMU technology can give disabled kids their independence back #robotics #accessibility @harvardengineering
How IMU technology can give disabled kids their independence back #robotics #accessibility  @harvardengineering
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video introduces an ankle exoskeleton, a cutting-edge wearable device designed to improve mobility for children with cerebral palsy. The device provides assistive torque, controlled by an IMU to detect gait phases, thereby enhancing the natural gait cycle. This innovative solution represents a significant advancement in physiotherapy and physical therapy for those with motor challenges. #HarvardSEAS #Harvardengineering #Harvard #research #exoskeletonrunning
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