Using Robotics to Aid Stroke Recovery: Jim Birmingham's Journey to Walk Again

The transcript discusses Birmingham, a man who suffered a stroke in 2004, leaving him partially paralyzed. He participates in testing the Locomap, a robotic treadmill designed to aid in rehabilitation by mimicking normal walking patterns. The study, conducted in major hospitals across the U.S., seeks volunteers to further research the effectiveness of this technology.

What does Birmingham express about trying robotics for his rehabilitation?

What is the goal of the study involving locomats at major hospitals in the United States?