Robotic Neck Braces for Cancer Patients
Channel: Wevolver
Date: 24/08/2021

Head & neck cancer is the 7th most common type of cancer in the world and doctors typically surgically remove a patient's lymph nodes which results in severe neck and shoulder pain. Two professors have teamed up to create a robotic neck brace capable of recording a patient’s full range of head/neck motion. The brace helps medical professionals to prescribe specific types of physical therapy based on the patient’s range of motion.

From Episode #29 of The Next Byte Podcast: https://the-next-byte-wevolver.simplecast.com/episodes/29-detecting-cancer-in-pee-robotic-neck-brace-quiet-airplanes 

#cancer #biomedical #robotics

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