Robotic ankle braces aim to keep seniors walking stronger
NCT ID NCT06284525
Summary
This small, early study tested whether wearable devices that provide ankle assistance or resistance could help older adults walk better. Nine participants aged 65-85 tried different powered braces during walking tests. Researchers measured changes in walking distance, energy use, and leg strength to see if the devices improved mobility.
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Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, Arizona, 86011, United States
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