Selected Posters

Congrats to the winners of the poster presentation

1st Place: Maria Tagliaferri (Carnegie Mellon University); A latent control framework of reinforcement learning of human standing balance; winning 300 USD sponsored by Optics11.

2nd Place: Chenghao Xing (Penn State University); An implantable myobionic actuation for MSK assistance; winning 200 USD sponsored by Optics11.

3rd Place: Eric Weismann (Arizona State University); A Well Tuned Harp; winning 100 USD Tango coupon sponsored by Wiley Advanced.

4th Place: John Patterson (North Carolina State University); 3 DoF simultaneous control of upper limb prosthesis using a Hybrid NN Musculoskeletal model framework; winning 100 USD reimbursement for IROS expenses sponsored by IEEE TC.

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We are very excited to feature a diverse and inspiring collection of poster presentations showcasing emerging ideas, ongoing research, and recent advances in wearable robotics.

The poster breaks are some of the most interactive parts of the workshop and a great opportunity to exchange ideas, receive feedback, and connect with other researchers working in related areas. Poster discussions will take place during the workshop breaks, where attendees will be able to meet the authors and explore the presented work in more depth.

To kick off the session, all poster presenters will also take part in a series of fast-paced 1-minute flash presentations before the first break. These short pitches are meant to give the audience a quick glimpse into each project, spark curiosity, and encourage further discussion during the poster sessions.

An expert jury will judge the top three posters. Workshop attendees will also be invited to vote for their favorite posters as part of the workshop awards.