The Advanced Robotics and Controls Lab aims to eliminate physical disability through leveraging advances in neuroscience, biomechanics, engineering design, and artificial intelligence to create new robotic platforms that exceed performance of biologic limbs
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Feb. 12 2026: Declan demonstrated our knee exoskeleton function and control system at at NAU IEEE Club weekly meeting. Great work Declan. Thank you Fernie and Sara for organizing the talk.
Jan. 12 2026: The semester started and we look forward to seven of our students pursing research objectives through ME 408 and ME 485.
Dec. 15 2025: We just picked up our motion capture equipment from the NAU BioScience Core. Thank you Drs. Bosch, Carroll and Weaver! We look forward to future collaborations.
Oct. 26 2025: Our first award! We recieved a small award from NAU OVPR to investigate the impact of a knee exoskeleton on functional mobility outcomes. Look forward to updates and a presentation at the NAU U-Grads Research Symposium.
Oct. 1 2025: Welcome Giselle, Derek, and Declan! Your past exeperience with industrial robots and first tech challenge will serve you well.
Sept. 1 2025: In collaboration with Dr. Razavian, we are exploring actuator and control strategies for powered lower limb prostheses.
The Advanced Robotics and Controls lab is under the directorship of Dr. Dante Archangeli and located at Northern Arizona Univeristy
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