Publications by Olivier Lambercy

Age-Dependent Asymmetry of Wrist Position Sense Is Not Influenced by Stochastic Tactile Stimulation

Olivier Lambercy, Jamie Paik, Harshal Arun Sonar

Stochastic stimulation has been shown to improve movement, balance, the sense of touch, and may also improve position sense. This stimulation can be non-invasive and may be a simple technology to enhance proprioception. In this study, we investigated wheth ...

2020

Haptic/VR Assessment Tool for Fine Motor Control

Hannes Bleuler, Roger Gassert, Olivier Lambercy, Evren Samur, Christophe Emery

The Nine Hole Peg Test (NHPT) is routinely used in clinical environments to evaluate a patient’s fine hand control. A physician measures the total time required to insert nine pegs into nine holes and obtains information on the dexterity of the patient. Ev ...

Springer Berlin / Heidelberg2010

Thick-film multi-DOF force / torque sensor for wrist rehabilitation

Thomas Maeder, Roger Gassert, Olivier Lambercy, Caroline Jacq, Barthélémy Lüthi

A complete six degree of freedom (6 DOF) force/torque sensor has been designed and fabricated, adapted to wrist rehabilitation applications, with the focus laid on simple, straightforward manufacturing processes. This paper details the mechanical design, 3 ...

Elsevier2010

Thick-film multi-DOF force / torque sensor for wrist rehabilitation

Thomas Maeder, Roger Gassert, Olivier Lambercy, Caroline Jacq, Barthélémy Lüthi

A complete six–degree-of-freedom (6-DOF) force / torque sensor has been designed and fabricated for wrist rehabilitation applications, with the focus laid on simple, straightforward manufacturing processes. This paper details the mechanical design, 3D-mode ...

Elsevier2009

HandCARE: a cable-actuated rehabilitation system to train hand function after stroke

Thomas Maeder, Roger Gassert, Olivier Lambercy, Ludovic Dovat, Etienne Burdet

We have developed a robotic interface to train hand and ﬁnger function. HandCARE is a Cable-Actuated REhabilitation system, in which each ﬁnger is attached to an instrumented cable loop allowing force control and a predominantly linear displacement. The de ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers2008

A 2-DOF fMRI compatible haptic interface to investigate the neural control of arm movements

Hannes Bleuler, Roger Gassert, Dominique Chapuis, Olivier Lambercy, Ludovic Dovat, Yves Ruffieux, Etienne Burdet

This paper describes a two-degrees-of-freedom haptic interface to investigate the brain mechanisms of human motor control, which is capable of safely and gently interacting with human arm motion during functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). A hydros ...

2006