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Uploaded: 2024-11-25T16:24:44.752Z
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Innovation in Motion: Meet Santiago Canete, one of the inaugural Harvard Grid Fellows! Santiago's pioneering work in the Harvard Biodesign and Ability Labs is focused on developing a self-learning ankle exoskeleton to aid stroke survivors in reclaiming their ability to walk independently. This device doesn't just promise to enhance gait and endurance; it aims to revolutionize personal mobility, granting stroke survivors the gift of freedom in their own communities. As part of the Grid Fellowship, Santiago is not only refining this groundbreaking technology but also building the entrepreneurial skillset needed to transition from lab to market. We are thrilled to support Santiago's journey and witness the profound impact of his work in assistive robotics. #HarvardGrid #Innovation #AssistiveRobotics

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Maine, Santiago Canete, Ana Post DO. Return there by the same lab working, we've got our Walsh. I'm excited to receive this great fellowship and it will help us learn a lot more on the business side of things. It will help us with building connections and resources to make commercial product out of our project. Pray that we will be working on during this time is robotic and coexist skeleton. It's specific to stroke patients and to help them. Navigate or regaining independence in their communities, so it's targeted at the ankle to help them. Plantar, flex and dorsiflex, which could lead to improvements in stability, walking speed and endurance to help people return to the activities they like doing.

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