Prof. Serge Roy
Director of Research
We draw on engineering and physiology principles to design advanced ground-breaking technologies to study and improve neuromuscular control of movement.
Provide ease-of-use for the researcher and clinician to explore new ideas and applications for electromyography (EMG) and other biological signals.
Columbia University
(USA)
University of Wisconsin-Madison
(USA)
University of Central Lancashire
(UK)
Boston University
(USA)
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab
(USA)
Our research would not be possible without the support and collaboration of a multi-disciplinary team of research partners. The involvement of scientific, engineering, and clinical experts complement our core competencies in sensor development, signal processing, AI, and neurophysiology.
Virtual Workshop: Advancing Assistive Robotics through Intelligent Physiological Sensing
Leading Rehab Robotics Researcher, Prof. Sunil Agrawal, Joins Altec in Scientific Advisor Role
Altec researchers led a lecture series in the Synergy of Human and Robotic Systems course at WPI.
Lectures and hands-on demonstrations at WPI during the month of Oct 2018.
R&D Engineer Internship
Sensor Design Engineer Internship
Software R&D Engineer Internship
Muscle control during dynamic activities
Upper limb Prosthetic Control