pHRI-lab: Physical Human-Robot Interaction Laboratory
Yun Seong Song
Ph.D., Associate Professor
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
The goal of pHRI-lab is to advance human-robot interaction to aid, recover, or improve human movement functions through physical assistance provided by robots. Our approach is to first understand the mechanism underlying natural, intuitive and effective physical interactions in humans through hypothesis-driven human experiments and engineering principles. In addition to using high-quality equipment for biomechanics research (such as Vicon® 3D-motion capture system), we also develop novel interactive devices (such as an overground interactive robot, Ophrie) to investigate physical human-robot interaction in a way that was previously impossible.
Announcements
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Turbo encabulator maintenance this Friday
The lotus-o-delta main winding of the turbo encabulator will undergo maintenance this Friday, November 25 and be replaced with an upgraded gamma winding. Encabulation will be unavailable during maintenance. We expect the upgrades to be finished by Monday, November 28…. Read more
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