Press Review

TV report from the INAIL "Forum della Ricerca" event in presence of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella. The projects carried out by our joint IIT - INAIL laboratory are the protagonists.

An article, with reference on the front page, on "Float", the motorized exoskeleton of IIT capable of promoting motor and functional recovery of the shoulder after an operation or post-traumatic injuries, presented yesterday by Lorenzo De Michieli, during the first day of "Il Tempo della Salute".

Special article dedicated to our laboratory: we're talking about Hannes which, as our director Lorenzo De Michieli explains, “With a very simple movement, it allows about 80% of the gripping activities that occur in an entire day". There is also talk of Float, an example of AI that learns from man, the exoskeleton in fact is initially worn by the patient and moved by the therapist, following which the machine learns the movements that must be performed on the patient, and replicates them independently in evolved.

Article dedicated to Float, exoskeleton for upper limbs created by Rehab Technologies IIT-INAIL Lab in collaboration with the INAIL motor rehabilitation center of Volterra.

Presentation of the exoskeleton "Float" on the italian tv news, Rai TGR News.

A shoulder rehabilitation personalized and more effective with Float exoskeleton. The robotic device for upper limbs, designed to be used in a clinical environment and designed to encourage motor and functional recovery of the shoulder joint, has given positive results in the first clinical tests.

Creativity, technology, research, design and medicine come together in the devices studied and developed in Rehab Technologies Lab, defined as the "laboratory of wonders".

The speech of Lorenzo De Michieli, together with DS Giorgio Metta, at the final meeting of the "Festival della Salute", talks about robotic technology and TWIN is presented.

We talk about Ci.Te.Mo.S. the festival dedicated to cities, technology, sustainable mobility. Lorenzo De Michieli, led those present in the world of "humanoid" robotics developed as an aid in the health and rehabilitation fields.

Matteo Laffranchi's contribution for the #Scienzainvideo initiative, in which he talked about the genesis of the exoskeleton for the lower limbs and the Hannes robotic hand prosthesis.

An article dedicated to the Hannes hand prosthesis.