Congrats to Jenny Leestma and Courtney Smith for the acceptance of their paper in Annals of Biomedical Engineering! This study explores the ability of simulated wearable sensor-driven models to rapidly…
Huge congrats to Dr. Greg Sawicki for his appointment to full Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Biological Sciences! Go Prof. Sawicki!
Congrats to Greg and other affiliated PIs for being awarded NSF funding for IMSI: The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded $15 million to an interdisciplinary team spanning 21 institutions…
We're excited to share our new paper, "Dynamic Duo: Design and Validation of an Autonomous Frontal and Sagittal Actuating Hip Exoskeleton for Balance Modulation During Perturbed Locomotion," published in IEEE…
Check out WaPo's feature on Jordyn's project investigating the effects of different footwear on walking economy. Read the article Read the paper
Check out Atlanta News First's new piece highlighting the awesome work of our very own Kinsey Herrin and the EPIC lab featuring exoskeletons developed in the labs! Read more
Jenny Leestma's study investigating how people recover balance after stumbling is highlighted in the Journal of Experimental Biology Outstanding Paper prize shortlist. Congrats, team! Read more
Congrats to Jenny Leestma for winning an award of $2000 in the Career, Research, and Innovation Development Conference! Jenny plans to use the Executive VP for Research Award to fund…
Congrats to Qingyi on completing her M.S. in Bioengineering and successfully defending her masters' thesis. We're so proud of you, Qy!
Check out Greg's guest appearance on Humotech's podcast, "The Human Part of Humotech." In this interview, Greg shares his research journey from studying biology to building robots, and how he…
