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CARTIF projects

SHAREM

Robotic system for rehabilitation therapies

Description

The main objective of SHAREM is to design, develop and validate a modular and configurable robotic system, for the realization of rehabilitation, habilitation or stimulation therapies of the upper limbs.

The SHAREM project aims to make a qualitative leap in rehabilitation robotics by integrating new emerging technologies: “Háptic Technology” for optimal patient-robot interaction under the “Assist As Needed” paradigm, biofeedback in order to use physiological signals that allow introducing the patient into the control loop of the “Human In The Loop” robotic system, together with Virtual Reality Environments (VR). The integration and improvement of all these technologies make SHAREM one of the first bio-cooperative systems.

 

Objectives

  • Design and development of a robotic modular rehabilitation platform with a “modular” design, configurable according to the needs of the healthcare center.
  • Development of functional modules for the active interaction of patients.
  • Therapies of daily life activity with new virtual reality interfaces.
  • Development of new metrics that allow them to monitor, diagnose and predict patients.

Actions

  • Presentation of 1 scientific article related to the designs proposed in the realization of the project.
  • Presentation of 1 scientific article related to the results obtained from the application of the robotic system to healthy people.
  • The results will be presented at national congresses related to the subject of automation, robotics applied to rehabilitation, rehabilitation or robotics.

Expected results

  • A new modular platform for rehabilitation.
  • AVD virtual reality therapies.
  • New metrics for patient follow-up.

Partners

Collaboration Challenges 2017

RTC-2017-6591-1
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Total CARTIF budget: 303.262,64 €
Grant awarded CARTIF: 242.610,11 €
Duration: December 2017 – May 2021

Responsible

Rubén Alonso Alonso

Industrial and Digital Systems Division

Networking

Health projects:

ROSBAC

ROSBAC

The objective is to develop a new generation of Socio-Bio-Cooperative robotic devices based on haptic technology combined with the novel Socio-Bio-Cooperative control approach to robotic systems, which proposes to use the biophysical signals of the users to adapt their reaction to the user’s state.

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EIAROB

EIAROB

CARTIF PROJECTS EIAROBAmbient intelligence ecosystem for the support of long-term care at home using social botsDescriptionEIAROB project has as main objective promote the autonomy and quality life of elder and dependent people. The project is articulated in 3 axes:...

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PROCURA

PROCURA

PROCURA aims at the realisation of two innovative social and health care solutions for active ageing and independent living, going beyond the current specifications available on the market and allowing the piloting of innovative technologies in the experimental environment of a living lab.

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