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Cybathlon 2016: first ‘Olympics’ for bionic athletes

Bioengineer by Bioengineer
March 29, 2014
in Artificial Intelligence, Bionic Engineering
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Cybathlon, a Swiss-hosted Olympics for bionic athletes, will be held in October 2016.The Cybathlon is a championship for racing pilots with disabilities (i.e. parathletes) who are using advanced assistive devices including robotic technologies, explains the event’s website.

Cybathlon 2016 first Olympics for bionic athletes

There will be numerous competitions for a broad selection of disciplines that will allow those with powered knee prostheses, wearable arm prostheses, powered exoskeletons, powered wheelchairs, electrically stimulated muscles and novel brain-computer interfaces to take part.

Many different forms of assistive devices will be accepted, including little-known prototypes from research labs as well as familiar commercial products. Each competition will award two medals — one for the pilot and one for the individual(s) responsible for providing the device.

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The above story is based on materials provided by Wired, Nicholas Tufnell.

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