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Founded in 2006 by Prof. Alon Wolf, BRML, is located at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology. The scope of work done in the BRML provides the framework for fundamental theories in kinematics and Biomechanics, with applications in Gait Analysis, Rehabilitation, and Robotics

  • Snake Biomechanics
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  • President Obama examining our snake robot
    His immediate reaction: "Michelle does not like snakes"
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  • Our Gait Lab
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  • Owl Bio-kinematics
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  • Our students
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  • Prof. Wolf and Dr. Dowling
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  • Our first printed snake robot with an iPhone 3
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  • Our new lab
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  • With a man of vision and inspiration - our late president Shimon Peres
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  • With a man of vision and inspiration - our late president Shimon Peres
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  • RECENT PUBLICATIONS

    The effect of center of pressure alteration on the ground reaction force loading the foot during gait

    Finite element-based method for determining an optimal offloading design for treating and preventing heel ulcers

    Reduction of Hip Joint Reaction Force via Medio-lateral Foot Center of Pressure Manipulation in Bilateral Hip Osteoarthritis Patients

    Full list of publications

    Prof. Wolf and the "Helping Hands" project received the prestige Variety award

    Prof. Wolf was promoted FELLOW of the ASME

    Congratulations to Dr. Arielle Fischer for successfully defending her PhD dissertation on Aug. 23

    Robotics and Biorobotics

    Biomechanics and Medical Robotics

    Leonardo da Vinci: A Scientist, Inventor, Designer, Kinematician, biomechanicist, an Artist

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