Assistive Intelligent Robotics Laboratory (AIROB – LAB)

The Assistive Intelligent Robotics Laboratory (AIROB – Lab), Chair and research group, focuses on the conception, design, and experimental evaluation of optimally controlled robotic and virtual devices for rehabilitation and prosthetics. The patient is the central figure of our research. From the initial design phase, through systematic testing and optimisation, to the final assessment of acceptance, motivation, and performance, we aim to develop intuitive and natural control interfaces for individuals affected by stroke, spinal cord injury (SCI), spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), and other motor impairments, as well as for people with limb absence.

Our work integrates expertise from mechatronics, signal processing, artificial intelligence, medicine, and psychology, with a strong emphasis on translating research outcomes into practical and clinically relevant solutions as early as possible.

Ideas in motion, for people.