SensoryFusion 2013 - Symposium on Sensory Fusion for Diagnostics and Neurorehabilitation - SensoryFusion 2013

In the last decades, the increasing availability of accurate electromechanical sensors allowed researchers to develop artificial systems that mimic the biological characteristics of the human sensors. The inclusion of these systems into neurorobotic structures can be used to validate motor control hypotheses and to develop artificial sensory systems that can replace or compensate human sensory loss.
This special session is addressed to engineers and clinicians interested in discussing about the present and future challenges of sensory fusion, from both technological and clinical perspectives.