Soft exoskeleton provides mobility for children with motor difficulties
A team of researchers in the laboratory of University of Houston Professor Jose Luis Contreras-Vidal has created a soft, paediatric smart exoskeleton to help children with cerebral palsy walk.
MyoStep addresses motor impairments that severely restrict children’s participation in physical activities, self-care and academic pursuits, leading to developmental delays, social isolation and reduced self-esteem.
For the full story, see the June 2025 edition of Smart Textiles & Wearables.
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