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A Unified Framework for Soft Inflatable Fabric Actuators

A Unified Framework for Soft Inflatable Fabric Actuators A newly published study, “A Unified Framework for Soft Inflatable Fabric Actuators”, by Odysseas Simatos, Konstantina Tsintzira, Grigorios M. Chatziathanasiou and Panagiotis Polygerinos from SWAG partner Hellenic Mediterranean University, presents a major step forward in how soft inflatable fabric actuators can be designed and understood. Soft inflatable

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SWAG hosted hands-on workshop on CEINMS-RT

SWAG hosted hands-on workshop on CEINMS-RT On 29 October 2025, SWAG hosted an online hands-on workshop dedicated to CEINMS-RT, an open-source platform for real-time neuro-mechanical model-based control of wearable robots. The session focused on how the platform can be used to support wearable robotic systems such as exoskeletons, exosuits, and bionic limbs. The workshop offered

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Introducing Dimensional Analysis to Advance Soft Inflatable Fabric Actuators

Introducing Dimensional Analysis to Advance Soft Inflatable Fabric Actuators A newly published study, “Introducing Dimensional Analysis on Soft Inflatable Fabric Actuators”, by Odysseas Simatos and Panagiotis Polygerinos from SWAG partner Hellenic Mediterranean University, demonstrates a significant leap in the development and understanding of soft robotic systems. With a focus on inflatable fabric actuators, the research

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SWAG Feature: Discover the Open Source Platform aiming to Revolutionise Wearable Robotics

SWAG Feature: Discover the Open Source Platform aiming to Revolutionise Wearable Robotics **CEINMS-RT** is an open-source platform that is transforming the field of wearable robotics, developed as part of the SWAG project. Launched at the start of 2025, the platform was developed by researchers from partner University of Twente, led by Prof. Massimo Sartori, in collaboration with McGill University and Griffith

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SWAG Researchers Pioneer Systematic Design Framework for Soft Robotics Applications

SWAG Researchers Pioneer Systematic Design Framework for Soft Robotics Applications Odysseas Simatos and Panagiotis Polygerinos of the Control Systems & Robotics Lab at SWAG partner Hellenic Mediterranean University (HMU) have introduced a standardised framework for the design and evaluation of soft inflatable fabric actuators. Their work, presented at RoboSoft 2025 and ICRA 2025, leverages dimensional analysis to systematically characterise actuator behaviour across

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Identifying Gait Patterns in Sub-Acute Stroke Patients: Insights from SWAG research profiled at RehabWeek

Identifying Gait Patterns in Sub-Acute Stroke Patients: Insights from SWAG research profiled at RehabWeek Celine Bouwmeester and colleagues have conducted a study, showcased at RehabWeek, aimed at identifying gait patterns in sub-acute stroke patients using open-access gait kinematics. The research, carried out by Roessingh Research and Development and the University of Twente, provides insights into the pathology of gait

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Novel Method for Investigating Joint Impedance During Walking Presented at RehabWeek 2025

Novel Method for Investigating Joint Impedance During Walking Presented at RehabWeek 2025 OAt RehabWeek 2025, Michele Paravano from the University of Twente presented a poster featuring research co-authored with Mohamed Irfan Refai, Herman van der Kooij, and Massimo Sartori on joint impedance during the stance phase of walking, carried out as part of the SWAG project. The work addresses the measurement of joint

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