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Denny Oetomo - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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Dr Denny Oetomo teaches at the Melbourne Robotics Laboratory, Melbourne School of Engineering, University of Melbourne.
Australian stroke survivors using computer games to aid recovery |...
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After a stroke, around 60 per cent of patients are left with paralysis of the arm or hand. However, researchers at the University of Melbourne are looking into...
Melbourne team developing robotic arm which could restore sensation...
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Melbourne researchers believe they have discovered a way to help amputees and stroke victims better use rob...
Stroke patients regaining mobility through use of computer games
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Australian stroke victims are using robotics and computer games to assist recovery from arm and hand paraly...
What AI startup's rise tells us about China's robotics space? - CGTN
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... reason why this once obscure Chinese startup could “have all of a sudden popped out of nowhere,” to quote the words of Denny Oetomo.
Melbourne scientists develop robitc arms allowing amputees to...
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Melbourne researchers have developed a robotic arm which will allow amputees and stroke victims to experience the sensation of touch and return full human...
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