What is Cerebrum?

Cerebrum is a deep neural network artificial intelligence, written in C++, that will convert arm movement data to actual physical exoskeleton movements.

Will Cerebrum's Sensors be Embedded in My Body?

No!  Cerebrum will make use of electrical data from the exoskeleton's motors to make its predictions.

What can Cerebrum be used on?

Practically any exoskeleton application!  Cerebrum simply takes desired movement data and converts it to data the exoskeletons actuation systems can use whether that actuation be from on site motors, tendons, and potentially more extreme methods like hydraulics.

How will Cerebrum be Trained?

Cerebrum will be trained by physically moving the arms of the wearer once the exoskeleton has been properly adjusted to its wearer.  Cerebrum will record data from the exoskeletons actuation system as well as from IMU (inertial Measurement Unit) sensors on the arms.  This method allows exoskeletons that must be adjustable to fit a vast majority of people to be trained on each user specifically improving exoskeleton performance.