US EditionSimon Fraser University - SFU researchers developing wearable AI technology for stroke and spinal injury rehabilitation
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Turku University of Applied Sciences project tests artificial intelligence assistant to support rehabilitation
The project, coordinated by Turku University of Applied Sciences, is testing how virtual assistants could support rehabilitation patients and professionals as part of hybrid rehabilitation. Hybrid rehabilitation combines traditional face-to-face rehabilitation and online rehabilitation utilizing digital tools. The project is described in a press release from Turku University of Applied Sciences.
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Simon Fraser University - SFU researchers developing wearable AI technology for stroke and spinal injury rehabilitation
Wearable technology aided by artificial intelligence can warn and prevent falls for patients recovering from stroke and spinal injuries. Simon Fraser University researchers are using cutting edge. . .
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