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TO UNDERSTAND WHETHER INCREASING THE WILLINGNESS TO EXERCISE CAN IMPROVE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES (UPPER LIMB MOTOR ACTIVATION)

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Talk your way to recovery: Voice-Controlled robot arm therapy shows promise for stroke patients

Symptom relief Not yet recruiting

This study tests a new way to help stroke survivors regain arm movement. Instead of a robot moving the arm passively, patients will say a command like 'bend arm' to trigger the robot while also imagining the movement. The goal is to see if this active, voice-driven approach boost…

Matched conditions: TO UNDERSTAND WHETHER INCREASING THE WILLINGNESS TO EXERCISE CAN IMPROVE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES (UPPER LIMB MOTOR ACTIVATION)

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Taipei Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare • Aim: Symptom relief

Last updated May 11, 2026 20:50 UTC

TO UNDERSTAND WHETHER INCREASING THE WILLINGNESS TO EXERCISE CAN IMPROVE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES (UPPER LIMB MOTOR ACTIVATION)

Get alerted when new TO UNDERSTAND WHETHER INCREASING THE WILLINGNESS TO EXERCISE CAN IMPROVE REHABILITATION OUTCOMES (UPPER LIMB MOTOR ACTIVATION) trials appear

Talk your way to recovery: Voice-Controlled robot arm therapy shows promise for stroke patients