Seáñez Lab at WashU
@seanezlab.bsky.social
Our mission is to develop neuro-rehabilitation tools that improve motor function and quality of life in individuals with neurological disorders.
https://seanezlab.wustl.edu/
https://seanezlab.wustl.edu/
We use a variety of sensors in our lab.
The smaller EMG sensors measure the muscle's electrical signals while the larger sensors collect IMU data about the limb's orientation in space.
These can be used to control a cursor and conduct motor skill training exercises.
The smaller EMG sensors measure the muscle's electrical signals while the larger sensors collect IMU data about the limb's orientation in space.
These can be used to control a cursor and conduct motor skill training exercises.
February 13, 2025 at 9:56 PM
We use a variety of sensors in our lab.
The smaller EMG sensors measure the muscle's electrical signals while the larger sensors collect IMU data about the limb's orientation in space.
These can be used to control a cursor and conduct motor skill training exercises.
The smaller EMG sensors measure the muscle's electrical signals while the larger sensors collect IMU data about the limb's orientation in space.
These can be used to control a cursor and conduct motor skill training exercises.
