Georgia Institute Of Technology

This study is testing a powered ankle exoskeleton to help people who have had a stroke walk more easily. Fifteen stroke survivors will wear the robotic brace while walking on a treadmill, over ground, and on stairs and ramps. The goal is to see if the device reduces the energy ne…

This study compares two wearable robotic leg exoskeletons to see how they affect walking and user experience in people with spinal cord injury. Six adults with motor-complete spinal cord injury (chest level T3-T11) will test both devices. The goal is to learn which design works b…

This study tests whether a mild, painless nerve stimulation at the outer ear (tVNS) can help older adults learn finger control tasks faster. 32 healthy adults aged 65-84 will be randomly assigned to receive real stimulation or a sham (fake) version during training. The goal is to…

This study looks at how getting older and feeling stressed can change the way we remember and find our way around. Researchers will have 85 adults aged 65-80 do a virtual navigation task while their brains are scanned. Some will be put under mild stress to see if it makes them re…