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D Adam Quirk

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Assistive robots and technologyDynamics, vibration and vibration control

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|Apr 09, 2025

Preference-based assistance optimization for lifting and lowering with a soft back exosuit.

Philipp Arens, D Adam Quirk, Weiwei Pan

|Feb 16, 2023

Reducing Back Exertion and Improving Confidence of Individuals with Low Back Pain with a Back Exosuit: A Feasibility Study for Use in BACPAC.

D Adam Quirk, Jinwon Chung, Gregory Schiller

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