Promobilia MoveAbility Lab

See Professor Lanie Gutierrez Farewik hold a TEDx talk on "The Future of Mobility Through Biomechanics, Innovation, and AI", with TEDxKTH.

Decoding movement

At the Promobilia MoveAbility Lab, we aim to fundamentally understand, decode, and quantify the complex interplay of factors that influence movement in persons with and without motor disorders.

Meazuring and analyzing movement

To answer questions about the complexity of human movement and interaction with the environment, we measure and analyze motion, loading, and muscle actions.

Enhancing Movement

We design and develop different types of passive and active assistive devices for people with mobility impairments.

Open position: Doctoral student in Data-Driven Methods in Human Movement Biomechanics

The PhD student will join the research group at KTH MoveAbility, with a focus on developing and applying data-driven methods of movement data collected in our lab as well as from cameras, smart devices, and wearable and portable sensors that measure movement, muscle activation, and other biosignals, interaction forces, etc, and thereby contribute to advancing our fundamental understanding of movement, creating new diagnosis and evaluation tools, informing exoskeleton control, and developing portable evaluation methods. Read the full job description and how to apply here .

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Elena Gutierrez Farewik professor

lanie@kth.se , +4687907719

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Ruoli Wang assistant professor

ruoli@kth.se , +4687906801

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