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Kieran Little

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Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|January 15, 2021
Elbow Motion Trajectory Prediction Using a Multi-Modal Wearable System: A Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning TechniquesKieran Little, Bobby K Pappachan, Sibo Yang, et al.
IEEE ... International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics : [Proceedings]|August 4, 2019
IMU-based assistance modulation in upper limb soft wearable exosuitsKieran Little, Chris W Antuvan, Michele Xiloyannis, et al.
IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering : a Publication of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society|May 16, 2022
Soft, Lightweight Wearable Robots to Support the Upper Limb in Activities of Daily Living: A Feasibility Study on Chronic Stroke PatientsBernardo Noronha, Chwee Yin Ng, Kieran Little, et al.
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Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)|January 15, 2021
Elbow Motion Trajectory Prediction Using a Multi-Modal Wearable System: A Comparative Analysis of Machine Learning TechniquesKieran Little, Bobby K Pappachan, Sibo Yang, et al.
IEEE ... International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics : [Proceedings]|August 4, 2019
IMU-based assistance modulation in upper limb soft wearable exosuitsKieran Little, Chris W Antuvan, Michele Xiloyannis, et al.
IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering : a Publication of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society|May 16, 2022
Soft, Lightweight Wearable Robots to Support the Upper Limb in Activities of Daily Living: A Feasibility Study on Chronic Stroke PatientsBernardo Noronha, Chwee Yin Ng, Kieran Little, et al.
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