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The "Rutgers
Ankle" Rehabilitation Interface
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The "Rutgers Ankle" Rehabilitation Interface is a virtual
reality haptic interface designed to allow ankle
rehabilitation at home and remote monitoring of patients by
therapists. It is a research
project of the Center For Advanced Information Processing's (CAIP)
Human-Machine
Interface Laboratory of Rutgers University, Piscataway, New
Jersey, USA, in association with Rutgers' Electrical and Computer
Engineering Department.
Press Coverage
"Computer Physio".
BBC Online - Tomorrow's World. July 2001.
"Prototype: Ankles Away".
Technology Review. June 2001.
"The Rutgers Ankle: Physical Therapy, Robotics and Virtual Reality".
www.rutgers.edu
"The head bone's connected to the Rutgers Ankle bone".
The Star Ledger. September 3, 2000
"Human Computer Interface Research at Rutgers University".
Information Technology for a New Millenium,
Supplement to the President's FY 2000 Budget, National Science and Technology Council
"Research Roundup: The Rutgers Ankle"
by Stacey B. Hersh. Rutgers Focus. January 29, 1999
Please send questions and comments to Michael Girone: mgirone@caip.rutgers.edu
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