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Exoskeleton Teamwork Gives New Hope for Stroke Recovery
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Knowridge Science Report
Scientists are now exploring how robotics can support therapists without replacing the human care that remains essential during recovery.
Unlike many existing rehabilitation robots, this system does not force the patient to follow a fixed walking pattern.
Larger studies involving different patient groups will be needed to determine whether the improvements lead to better long-term recovery and independence.
By creating a closer partnership between therapist, patient, and technology, the TEPI system has the potential to improve walking recovery after stroke while making rehabilitation more efficient and personalized.
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