Together with the Neuromechanical Modeling and Sensor Fusion for Assistive Robotics (NeuMoSens) group at the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research in Tübingen we will host an Wübben Sandpit on wearable sensing in assistive robotics next summer. This expert workshop is funded by the Wübben Stiftung Wissenschaft. We are looking forward to exciting and fruitful discussions.
We are happy to welcome experts from research in robotics, sensing technology, human-machine interaction and physiotherapy in Lübeck to discuss and develop new ideas to advance the field.
The expert workshop is accompanied by a research seminar on Friday Oct 16th that is open to the public. The seminar will feature scientific talks by renowned experts in the field of wearable sensing and assistive robotics. It will take place in Cook/Karp (room 68/69, building 64) and will start at 9 am. Everyone interested is welcome to join the seminar. If your time is limited, you are also welcome to join only some of the talks.
Tentative program:
| 09.00 am | Multimodal approaches for upper-limb prosthetic control | Enzo Mastinu Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Italy |
| 09.45 am | TBD | Kirsten Albracht FH Aachen, Germany |
| 10.45 am | A new generation of smart connected bionic limbs | Strahinja Dosen Aalborg University, Denmark |
| 01.00 pm | TBD | Etienne Burdet Imperial College London, UK |
| 01.45 pm | Minimally invasive, large scale neural interfaces for assistance and augmentation | Dario Farina Imperial College London, UK |
| 02.45 pm | TBD | Chris Awai ETH Zurich, Switzerland |
| 03.30 pm | Electrochemical Sensors (Not Only) for Wearable and Implantable Bioelectronics | Björn Lüssem Bremen University, Germany |
