Marina Canela Respuela

Research assistant at the Non-invasive Brain Machine Interface Systems Laboratory, University of Houston (TX), USA. Design of an overground ambulatory pediatric exoskeleton for the rehabilitation of children from 4 to 8 yrs old with spinal cord injuries.

"Development of an exoskeleton for pediatric rehabilitation and research" - Detail design and manufacture - Design of the mechanical structure - Direct comunication with providers - Direct communication with international companies - Presented at several international research conferences, congresses and publications - Design of the mechanical structure, including system parts such as joints and telescopic system - Study and selection of different materials

- "Product and services design" and "Colaborative-use products" - Eco-design, manufacturing processes and ergonomics - Collective-use products - User interface design - Design methodologies for the ideas generation - User centered design and needs analysis

- Development of industrial design projects within teams (lighting, urban furniture) - Product life cycle analysis and user requirements analysis - Creative design methodologies - Packaging design, ergonomics