Biomechatronics WisdomCard™

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  1. HowStuffWorks: How Biomechatronics Works health.howstuffworks.com - How Biomechatronics Works
  2. TechTarget: What Is Biomechatronics? whatis.techtarget.com - What Is Biomechatronics?
  3. Universiteit Twente: Biomechatronics and rehabilitation technology Biomechatronics and rehabilitation technology bmti.utwente.nl - Biomechatronics and rehabilitation technology Biomechatronics and rehabilitation technology
  4. MIT Media Lab: Biomechatronics Research Group biomech.media.mit.edu - Biomechatronics Research Group
  5. BNet: Biomechatronics: A Swimming Robot Actuated By Living Muscle Tissue resources.bnet.com - Biomechatronics: A Swimming Robot Actuated By Living Muscle Tissue
  6. PubMed: Biomechatronics-Assisting The Impaired Motor System ncbi.nlm.nih.gov - Biomechatronics-Assisting The Impaired Motor System
  7. Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago: Biomechatronics Development Lab ric.org - Biomechatronics Development Lab
  8. TUDelft: BioMechatronics tudelft.nl - BioMechatronics
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Research Notes on Biomechatronics


Biomechatronics is an applied interdisciplinary science that aims to integrate mechanical elements in the human body, both for therapeutic uses (e.g. artificial hearts) and for the augmentation of existing abilities. Primary applications include technologies developed for the military. Biomechatronics comprises aspects of biology, mechanics, and electronics. …read more from Wikipedia

Fast Facts:

  • The goal is to interface biology, mechanics and electronics together.1
  • In the TV series "The Six Million Dollar Man," Steve Austin rebuilt his legs and arms using biomechatronincs.1
  • This technology can also control the physiological motor system to perform the desired function.2

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 HowStuffWorks: How Biomechatronics Works
  2. ↑ PubMed: Biomechatronics-Assisting The Impaired Motor System

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