Lab News

We’re proud to highlight a recent feature on our VIP researcher Nathaniel Wallace in 11Alive: “Georgia Tech student takes advantage of their disability to give…...

We are excited to announce a new publication by our alumni and lab member Keaton Scherpereel, with Carlos Carrasquillo in Science Robotics, “Deep domain adaptation eliminates costly…...

We’re excited to announce the release of Epically Powerful (EP) — a modular mechatronics infrastructure and open-source software package for wearable and general robotic systems.…...

Congratulations to Kinsey Herrin! Georgia Tech has highlighted her outstanding contributions in multiple features published this month. These articles underscore her impactful work in advancing…...

The EPIC Lab is proud to be highlighted in Georgia Tech’s recent feature on the evolving field of neuroanatomy. From next-generation imaging to high-resolution mapping,…...

A new lab publication in IEEE demonstrates a breakthrough in adaptive wearable robotics: an exoskeleton that learns a user’s gait in minutes, reducing walking effort…...

In this work we demonstrate an AI-based exoskeleton controller that is capable of accurately capturing both internal and external states of the user. This allows…...

Lower limb exoskeletons can help transform how humans move within their communities. Human movement, however, is highly variable – as we go about our day,…...

Our very own post-doc, Dr. Keya Ghonasgi, will officially soon be starting an assistant professorship at Rice University, where she will lead her lab in…...