Topics of interest include, but are not limited to the following:

• Movement quality monitoring
• Monitoring and Feedback of therapist’s manual support
• Patient monitoring
• Robotics rehabilitation devices and structures
• Sensor and manufacturing principles
• Strategies and motivation/rationale for functionalization
• Robustness and reliability of sensors and devices
• Practicability/usefulness for home usage
• Low threshold accessibility
• Accessible data processing and visualization

 
Organizers

• Dr. Lisa-Marie Faller, Carinthia
  University of Applied Sciences - l.faller[at]fh-kaernten[dot]at
• DI Daniela Krainer
  Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Research Unit Active and Assisted Living; Institute for Applied Research on Ageing, Austria - d.krainer[at]cuas[dot]at
• Lukas Wohofsky
  Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Research Unit Active and Assisted Living; Institute for Applied Research on Ageing, Austria - l.wohofsky[at]cuas[dot]at
• Prof. Dr. Markus Vincze
  TU Vienna - Vincze[at]acin.tuwien.ac[dot]at

All further information can be found in the attached document and HERE
Registration is possible until 1 March.