Engineers Develop Adaptive Robotic Ankle

Here is a robotic ankle that allows wearers to easily adapt to uneven surfaces. Vanderbilt engineers have developed it to conform to the surface the foot is on using a tiny motor, actuator, sensors, and chip. It makes it easier to walk on different surfaces and walk up and down the stairs.

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The actuator is used to simulate human leg muscles. You can find out more here.

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