Associate Professor @ KULeuven | Medical Robotics, Haptics and XR
Bruselas, Bélgica
Joined January 2013
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Turing test, peeling grapes… Tests that once were thought to be impossible for robots. What now, voight kampff?? 👀 🤖
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Learning to change
That time US math teachers staged a "calculated protest" against calculator us in elementary classrooms. It was 1986
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Highly recommended! Two PhD positions to join the lab of my colleague benjamin gorissen. Great scientist and mentor, killing it on soft robotics. Come, join us at Kuleuven!
In the framework of my @ERC_Research starting grant (ILUMIS), I am looking for 2 PhDs. Both will be transforming the field of soft robotics by harnessing nonlinearities in a fluidic network, one focusing on interconnections, the other on fluids.
Interested? See links bellow
At the Robotic Assisted Surgery (RAS) at @KU_Leuven we’re looking for an enthusiastic postdoctoral researcher to help us developing AI-empowered steerable and collaborative surgical robots. Interested? Please visit the link: kuleuven.be/personeel/jobsit…
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Our Exo4Work shoulder #exoskeleton evaluation is now published in @IEEEembs #TBME!
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The exo reduced acute physical fatigue at the shoulder during overhead work. But discomfort increased ➡️ let's improve interfaces in a future prototype iteration 🤩
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Find out about a robotic leg exoskeleton that can be optimized in real-world conditions in this N&V by @sagan61 @groept go.nature.com/3SUfKnq
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Physical fatigue alters how overhead work is performed. Passive shoulder exoskeleton partially mitigated those fatigue-induced alterations.
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Very happy with this multidisciplinary teamwork!
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E4W passive shoulder exoskeleton reduces musculoskeletal loading🦴 in shoulder and elbow during tasks above shoulder height🏋️♀️(combined effect of exoskeleton assistance and small kinematic changes) doi.org/10.1016/j.apergo.202…
Thank you @IJonkers @SamVanRossom @sagan61 @FWOVlaanderen
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Great publication from the EXO4Work consortium on the effect of Exoskeletons on musculoskeletal loading in occupational settings. Well done Tuur & Team! with support of @FWOVlaanderen
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Before you feel drawn to be enchanted by the apparent intelligence of slime molds, compare with this baseline. Very simple mechanical search can look surprisingly agentic.
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Is it realism, motivation, or technology? How can we enhance the sense of presence and user experience in VR? Check out our new paper in Virtual Reality by Springer Nature. rdcu.be/cKfVU. @springervr @oicaldas, @sagan61, @brubotics, @DavinciGrupo. #VR #VRUX #VRPresence.
In our latest paper we examine the effects of using the Exo4Work exoskeleton. Anterior deltoid activity and fatigue were reduced up to 16% and 41%, respectively. @brubotics @sander_debock @KevinDePauw1 @JoostGeeroms @RomainMeeusen
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Our Research Topic, "Interfacing Humans and Machines for Rehabilitation and Assistive Devices" (19 articles), has been finalized @FrontRoboticsAI
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Great collab @sagan61 @brubotics @eduardo_rocon @gNec_CSIC Jan Veneman @hocoma @CBECIJG @Escuelaing
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How to bring exoskeletons to the workplace🤔? Here is a roadmap to support large-scale adoption of this exciting technology🦾!
Congrats to @sagan61 and Michiel de Looze in their participation in authoring this @Cambridge_Uni article👏🎉
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New Research: Editorial: Interfacing Humans and Machines for Rehabilitation and Assistive Devices frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #Robotics #AI
Our latest occupational exoskeleton for reducing musculoskeletal loading on industrial workers has been published on @IEEEorg . Check out all the engineering details in the link below! ieeexplore.ieee.org/document… @KevinDePauw1 @flynniv_ @JoostGeeroms @sander_debock @HaveTuur
