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The program being developed by the Polytechnic University of Cartagena, through two of its researchers, Toribio Fernández Otero and Maria Teresa Cortes Electrochemical Research Group, Intelligent Materials and Devices, we have " artificial muscles." Article published in the journal of "Advanceds Materials" , we reflected the progress so that "people with motor disabilities" have access to your environment.
applications with the new touch-sensitive artificial muscle opens the prospect of new robotic machines with touch sensitivity.
This new generation technology will not only allow access to the robots to areas where humans can not work, but those "persons with physical disabilities, will opportunities to use these advances in the use of robots that will give them access to their immediate environment more easily.
From my point of view, allow children or adolescents with upper limb motor disability, the use of robot or an implant to these artificial muscles.
Links:
http://www.universia.es/html_estatico/portada/actualidad/noticia_actualidad/param/noticia/eiada.html
http://www.upct.es/electroquimica/laboratorio/generacion_1.htm
applications with the new touch-sensitive artificial muscle opens the prospect of new robotic machines with touch sensitivity.
This new generation technology will not only allow access to the robots to areas where humans can not work, but those "persons with physical disabilities, will opportunities to use these advances in the use of robots that will give them access to their immediate environment more easily.
From my point of view, allow children or adolescents with upper limb motor disability, the use of robot or an implant to these artificial muscles.
Links:
http://www.universia.es/html_estatico/portada/actualidad/noticia_actualidad/param/noticia/eiada.html
http://www.upct.es/electroquimica/laboratorio/generacion_1.htm
Acs 2007 J. Padilla
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