
Justin Huber
@jphube2
Physiatrist | Engineer | Let's rebuild care and compassion into the design of rehabilitation technologies | Views are my own
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09-08-2014 19:47:06
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Just a great group! James (Jim) Patton and his talented Shirley Ryan AbilityLab research group are trailblazers in rehabilitation robotics. Great trip, great company & great weather. In true Chicago form, even got a welcome flyover! Blue Angels facebook.com/watch/?v=11744…



Big news! From 25 – 27 October 2024, #CYBATHLON2024 of ETH Zurich will take place in a global format in the Arena Schluefweg Kloten near Zurich and local hubs all around the world! We will connect the worldwide races and audiences in a new, innovative way. And that’s not all… (1/2)

Countless times, I see astounding stories of patient recovery. Yet such stories remain difficult to convince the bean-counters. Let's solve this! A recent video of our research to "count" stroke rehab. With a 'lil luck (and funding), let's make what counts matter! University of Kentucky PM&R




Our tracking dual-plane fluoroscope was unveiled at last to the public! It’s not complete, but the audience grasped an idea of its potential! Bill Taylor testing the machinery 🤖 🏃

Together, University of Kentucky PM&R and UK Electrical and Computer Engineering are working to make motion studies available to any person's rehabilitation (& anywhere!) -- Sneak Peak: We replicate an expensive motion capture lab with two mobile video cameras.



"I need a way to guide a 3D scanner in clinic" (Me, University of Kentucky PM&R ) "Okay" (Capstone Design Team, UK Engineering )







20+ reflective markers meticulously placed on the hand (right) versus markerless (left). We're a small clinical/engineering/research group University of Kentucky PM&R performing R&D of the latter in hopes of improving stroke rehabilitation. More to come!

Illustrating one of our research missions University of Kentucky PM&R (special thanks to our local supporters UK Family Medicine, University of Kentucky Neurosurgery, UK CCTS )