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Socially Assistive Robotics for Guiding Motor Task Practice
- Eric Wade
,Avinash Parnandi,Ross Mead andMaja Matarić
Published/Copyright:March 30, 2012
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socially assistive robotics;human-robot interaction;neurorehabilitation;human monitoring;motor learning;strokeCreative Commons
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