Artificial Muscle Technology for Prostheses and Exoskeletons
Project Details & Team
Artificial Muscle Technology for Prostheses and Exoskeletons
NSF CAREER Award project (2017) focused on developing advanced artificial muscle technology using IPMC materials for next-generation prosthetic devices and exoskeleton applications. The project aims to create lightweight, high-force actuators that closely mimic biological muscle behavior.
Project Information
- Status: Active
- Started: July 2017
Project Team
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