Teaches a robotic lower-limb exoskeleton to recognise how its wearer is walking (on level ground, up or down ramps, up or down stairs) without collecting large amounts of training data from each new user. The work proposes an Adaptive Fuzzy-Based Algorithm and demonstrates an adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) for better walking assistance.


Aims to drive several joints of an arm exoskeleton from a single motor to cut size and weight.
Alan Villalejo CotaPh.D. research · ongoing
Makes gait recognition fast enough for exoskeleton control by keeping accuracy high on short data windows.
Anas MajumderLab Project (B.Sc.) · 2025
Turns muscle signals into something users can see: a VR system that measures thigh-muscle activation with surface EMG and shows it in real time on a colour-coded 3D leg.
Catherine Ella BurtenshawLab Project (B.Sc.) · 2025