Robotergestützte Mobilisierungstherapie mit künstlicher Intelligenz

Der Einsatz von therapieunterstützenden Robotern könnte in der intensivmedizinischen Frührehabilitation für eine deutliche Vereinfachung der Mobilisierung sorgen. Gezeigt wird dies anhand des neuen robotischen Geräts VEMO.

Publikationsverlauf

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
17. März 2021

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