Engineering highly adaptable robots requires new tools for new rules - Science Nation

The video explores advancements in robotics, focusing on how engineers are redefining robot-human interactions. It highlights the work of Todd Murphy and his team at Northwestern University, who are developing adaptable robots for tasks like drawing and physical therapy. The video emphasizes the potential of robotics in stroke rehabilitation, showcasing innovations that could improve patient outcomes. The future of therapy robots is discussed, with a focus on creating machines that work on human terms.

What are the expectations of patients like Ted Waltmeyer regarding robotic rehabilitation?

In what ways can robots be designed to work with humans on their own terms?