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The consortium is developing a unified robot training technology, that can be applied both at hospitals, and at the space-station. The Goal is to understand and demonstrate the commonalities in robot training, that are universal for all types of users. The result will be a portfolio of secondary projects, that optimize and apply this knowledge to specific user groups, such as patients, astronauts, athletes or home fitness training.
 
The consortium is developing a unified robot training technology, that can be applied both at hospitals, and at the space-station. The Goal is to understand and demonstrate the commonalities in robot training, that are universal for all types of users. The result will be a portfolio of secondary projects, that optimize and apply this knowledge to specific user groups, such as patients, astronauts, athletes or home fitness training.
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== News and events ==
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* 2017 02 23: <b>Demonstration of simulated gravity</b>
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** Squats, Lunges, Pushups and Crunches were performed under water with 0.2-1g of simulated gravity
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** A [https://www.facebook.com/syddansk/videos/10154993008125050/ Documentary] was released on youtube & facebook [[File:2017_02_23_simulated_gravity.png|200px|thumb|right|Simulated gravity]]
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* 2017 01 xx: <b>Demonstration of reduced gravity</b>
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** Whole body gravity reduction of 0-1g was demonstrated in the lab.
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== Important links ==
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* [http://ttl.tek.sdu.dk/wiki/index.php/RoboTrainer-One/Management Project management]
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* Project structure
  
 
== Partners ==
 
== Partners ==

Latest revision as of 13:52, 3 April 2017

The consortium is developing a unified robot training technology, that can be applied both at hospitals, and at the space-station. The Goal is to understand and demonstrate the commonalities in robot training, that are universal for all types of users. The result will be a portfolio of secondary projects, that optimize and apply this knowledge to specific user groups, such as patients, astronauts, athletes or home fitness training.

News and events

  • 2017 02 23: Demonstration of simulated gravity
    • Squats, Lunges, Pushups and Crunches were performed under water with 0.2-1g of simulated gravity
    • A Documentary was released on youtube & facebook
      Simulated gravity
  • 2017 01 xx: Demonstration of reduced gravity
    • Whole body gravity reduction of 0-1g was demonstrated in the lab.

Important links

Partners

  • University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
    • The Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Institute (MMMI)
    • Institute for Technology and Innovation (ITI)
    • Institute for Sports and Biomechanics (IOB)
    • Institute for Language and Communication
  • Odense University Hospital (OUH)
    • Center for Innovative Medical Technology (CIMT)
  • Guldmann A/S
  • Danish Aerospace Company (DAC)