Recupero Robotics LLC is a pioneering Rehabilitation Robotics company founded by a group of like-minded innovators whose mission is to create affordable and accessible rehabilitation and assistive technologies that supports the functional independence of adults and children with disabilities across their lifespan. Read more
The Rehabilitation Robotics Lab at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine is led by its director, Dr. Michelle J. Johnson. All research and development is performed under her supervision and direction, and is sponsored by the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. The lab’s mission and focus is to use rehabilitation robotics and neuroscience to investigate brain plasticity and motor function afterRead more
enAble Games, LLC, was formed in early 2015 via a collaboration between Maggie O’Neil (Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, Drexel University) and Paul Diefenbach (who is taking a sabbatical from the College of Media, Art and Design, Drexel University, to run enAble Games).Read more
