Publications by authors named "Simone Traverso"

Recent human-centred design studies suggest that acoustic noise could affect the physical use and psychological acceptance of a biomedical device. These aspects are especially relevant in the prosthetic field, in which device loudness is often related to rejection. The aim of the study is to inquire on the possibility to reduce the acoustic noise emitted by a robotic leg prosthesis by improving its casing.

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  • TWIN is a new modular lower limb exoskeleton designed for spinal-cord injury (SCI) patients, built around user needs such as portability, comfort, and safety.
  • The design process involved collaboration between patients and professionals from various fields, ensuring a user-centered approach that focuses on ease of use and adaptability.
  • Preliminary tests on TWIN demonstrated its usability and effectiveness, paving the way for further evaluations as a medical device.
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