Ludovic Dovat

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Planar micro-direct methanol fuel cell prototyped by rapid powder blasting

Martinus Gijs, Ludovic Dovat, Meng Shen

We present a planar micro-direct methanol fuel cell (μ−DMFC) fabricated by rapid prototyping powder blasting technology. Using an elastomeric mask, we pattern two parallel microfluidic channels in glass. The anode and cathode of the fuel cell are formed by ...

Elsevier2011

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

Actuation Methods for Applications in MR Environments

Hannes Bleuler, Roger Gassert, Dominique Chapuis, Ludovic Dovat, Etienne Burdet

The choice of an adequate actuation method is a central issue in the development of any mechatronic device and strongly determines the dynamic performances of the system. This choice is particularly difficult for robotic systems working within a magnetic r ...

2006

Multi-Joint Arm Movements to Investigate Motor Control with fMRI

Hannes Bleuler, Roger Gassert, Ludovic Dovat, Etienne Burdet

Performing multi-joint arm movements in controllable dynamic environments during functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) could provide important insights into the brain mechanisms involved in human motor control and related dysfunctions. In order to o ...

2005

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