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Academic Achievements
- Soft Robotics Mechanotherapy Leg Wrap and Textile-Based Capacitive Strain Sensor featured in the Cornell Fashion in Transit exhibit
- The Soft Robotic Glove project was part of the Nature Exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt Museum
- A licensing agreement announced by Harvard’s Office of Technology Development for a light reflecting catheter developed in collaboration with Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston Children’s Hospital, and MIT
- Josh Gafford successfully defended his PhD thesis
Research Experience
Involved in multiple projects, including but not limited to:
- Developing next-generation soft wearable robots for enhancing or restoring mobility of healthy and physically disabled individuals
- Designing and manufacturing mm-scale medical devices with integrated actuation and sensing for minimally invasive procedures
- Researching new design, fabrication, modeling, and control approaches for soft actuators, sensors, and integrated robotic systems
Background
Focused on developing robots and smart medical devices that are specifically intended for interacting and cooperating with humans; research interests include soft exosuits, smart medical devices, and soft robotics.