This study is about testing a new machine system, called artificial intelligence (AI), on a special robotic suit or exoskeleton. This wearable device helps people who have had a stroke walk better. A stroke is when blood flow to part of your brain is stopped, which can cause trouble with moving. In this study, participants will wear the exoskeleton while walking on a treadmill, over the floor, up stairs, or on ramps. The study compares walking with and without the device to see how much it helps.
- Study involves walking with a robotic suit and comparing results.
- Participants must be 18-85 years old and have had a stroke at least 6 months ago.
- Participants must be able to walk without a person’s help but cannot need a walker.