Petr Volf

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Czech Technical University, Faculty of Biomedical Engineering

Czech Republic

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Dr. Petr Volf is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic. His research areas include exoskeleton design for military applications, rehabilitation technologies, and patient assessment methodologies post-brain injury. His recent publications highlight advancements in wearable devices for rehabilitation, physiological monitoring for psychological evaluation, and innovative designs for enhancing mobility and stability in various populations.

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Pavel Smrčka

Czech Technical University in Prague

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Ján Hýbl

České Vysoké Učení Technické v Praze Fakulta Jaderná a Fyzikálně inženýrská

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Current State and Design Recommendations of Exoskeletons of Lower Limbs in Military Applications

Anatomic Adaptability of Wearable Elbow Brace for Rehabilitation Applications

Control System of a Lower-Extremity Exoskeleton Based on the Artificial Neural Network

Cooling Module for Orthosis

Design of a Hybrid Portable System for Measuring the Position of the Spine, Pelvis and Center of Gravity of the Body

Design of Device for Measuring the Load of Cross-Country Ski Poles

Determining the Upper Limb's Intensity of Movement Using a Smart Orthosis for Rehabilitation at the Clinic and Home

Evaluation of Psychological Load of Air Defense Members by Physiological Data Monitoring Compared to the Questionnaire Evaluation Method

Evaluation of Postural Stability Differences in the Elderly Through Recurrent Analysis

Methods for kinematic analysis of human movement in military applications: A review of current and prospective methods

Car Simulator for Selection and Screening of Patients After Brain Injury

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Pavel Smrčka

Ján Hýbl

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