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Daniel Lemus in various media
Researchers developed a backpack-like wearable robot to provide balance support during rehabilitation; the GyBAR.
Saher Jabeen in various media
Researchers developed a backpack-like wearable robot to provide balance support during rehabilitation; the GyBAR.
Earl Goetheer in BNR
Scientists and engineers from the US have come up with a way to store electricity in a brick. "They modified it, and it works really well.…
Clean oceans thanks to robots and AI
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A team of researchers at TU Delft, in cooperation with eight European partners from Croatia, France, Germany, and Romania are working on the…
Data-driven approach to facilitate safe mobility
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The research programme ‘Towards Safe Mobility for All: A Data-Driven Approach’ has been awarded a grant by NWO to conduct interdisciplinary…
Heike Vallery in various media
As healthcare becomes increasingly complex, Professor Heike Vallery strives for simpler and lighter systems for learning to walk again.
Amir Zadpoor in C2W
Amir Zadpoor is working on a solution called 4D printing. He explains how it works: "We first grow a flat layer of tissue from stem cells…
Hans Bussmann in ICT&Health
Erasmus MC and TU Delft are working with a number of other institutions on the development of a wristband that, in combination with a…
Ruud Kortlever in Nemo Kennislink
Greening factories with sustainably generated electricity. If it is up to Ruud Kortlever, chemical factories will also run as much as…
Pieter Jonker in NPO 3FM news
Will we end up being unemployed? On the contrary: Robot professor Pieter Jonker thinks that we are mainly improving.