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Arami Lab conducts interdisciplinary research to understand the neural mechanisms of human movement control, in both able-bodied individuals and those with neurological conditions.
We use advanced machine learning, control theory and neuroscience knowledge to develop personalized assistive and rehabilitation robotic systems to enhance, assist and augment human movement.
We also develop data-driven predictive models for clinical and biomedical research, as well as material science and manufacturing applications. We collaborate with outstanding research groups and industrial partners in Canada and internationally to develop next-generation of AI powered tools to optimize complex processes.
Our Research
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