NeuroSuitUp: Neurorehabilitation Through Synergistic Man-machine Interfaces

"The participants will be trained to modulate self-paced Visual Motor Imagery (VMI) and Kinesthetic Motor Imagery (KMI) under EEG recording in order to achieve BCI-control of a custom-built bimanual arms robot (MERCURY v2.0). In KMI they will be asked to modulate brain waves in order to learn to control the BCI and in VMI they will additionally be projected a visual cue (representation of the intended movement). BCI will be used to control the arms in physical space as well as in an Augmented Reality Environment. Each participant will take part in 3 sessions~Device: robotic arms MERCURY v2.0 robotic arms is a non-commercial 6-degree-of-freedom anthropomorphic bimanual robotic arms device that was built and developed by the research team of the Medical Physics \& Digital Innovation Lab."

"The participants will don wearable robotics and use them as input to play a dojo-themed immersive serious game intended at tracking participants movement and presenting them with motor tasks to perform. The game wiil be played in a computer screen, as well as in an Augmented Reality Environment. Each participant will take part in 10 sessions~Device: Wearable robotics The NeuroSuitUp wearable robotics jacket \& gloves are non-commercial wearable devices, equiped with inertial motion units, electromyography and electrical muscle stimulation, built and developed by the Medical Physics \& Digital Innovation Lab"