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Modern vehicles produce a lot of signals, but they’re not always easy to capture or interpret. Our experts have now created a way to make sense of these signals, and put them to use.
A new Battelle non-treatment research project will explore the possibility of returning some hand movement to people who are living with paralysis due to spinal cord injury.
Battelle’s Eco-Design initiative takes a holistic approach to medical device sustainability to help companies find the best path forward with medical device design.
The House Committee on Science, Space & Technology asked Battelle to testify at a joint subcommittee hearing about our extensive history of PFAS research and development.
Two teams of Green Berets with the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) took to the track in Toyota Land Cruiser 79 trucks built by Battelle’s Ground Systems Group in The Mint 400.
When a movement intention is detected, the sleeve delivers functional electrical stimulation (FES) to muscles across the forearm to enhance a variety of hand and wrist movements.
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