Biorobotics can contribute to support patients suffering from chronic diseases and physical disabilities through advanced technologies that can replace lost or compromised functions or missing body parts

A key challenge for future developments in robotics is moving from the interaction with the environment to the interaction with human counterparts

The laboratory aims to develop innovative solutions in the field of ICT technologies and to realize clinical models, devices and systems in the field of biorobotics

Highly specialized consulting and technical assistance to research activities

Research and study activities finalized at innovation in the ICT and robotics for health field

We combine Computational Neuroscience methods with Biomedical Engineering and Neuro Robotics

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A series of implantable devices that can be an effective solution to the problem of urinary incontinence