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23/06/2026

Embodied AI and Rehabilitation Robotics: From Machines That Move Bodies to Systems That Rebuild Human Agency

The next breakthrough in rehabilitation robotics will not be defined by the most elegant machine, the most humanoid form, or the most dramatic demonstration of movement.

22/06/2026

The Signal Clinic: Why Neurorehabilitation Is Moving from Compensation to Precision Plasticity

For decades, rehabilitation has worked within a practical compromise: help people function better, even when the underlying impairment remains difficult to change. That compromise has helped millions of people regain independence.

21/06/2026

Humanoid Robots Will Not Transform Rehabilitation by Becoming Robotic Therapists

Humanoid robotics has become the preferred container for embodied AI ambition.

19/06/2026

Beyond Robot Tokens: How Real-World Assets Could Redesign the Economics of Rehabilitation Robotics

The real opportunity is not to tokenise machines. It is to turn underfinanced therapeutic capability into measurable, governed, investable care infrastructure.

15/06/2026

AI Social Robots and the Next Operating System of Care

Why the future of healthcare, elderly care, and rehabilitation may depend less on artificial companionship than on participation infrastructure

13/06/2026

When Remote Work Grows Hands: The Next Robotics Revolution Will Not Begin with Full Autonomy

The first remote-work revolution moved our voices, documents and faces across distance. The next one will move our hands.

11/06/2026

The Care Body: Why Humanoid Robots in Healthcare Must Be Designed for Dignity, Not Substitution

The most important question about humanoid robots in healthcare is not whether they can replace a nurse, therapist, caregiver or family member.

10/06/2026

Why Rehabilitation 4.0 Will Be Built Beyond the Robot

The next revolution in rehabilitation will not be won by the most impressive machine.

09/06/2026

🚀 Call for Research Articles | Journal of Rehabilitation Methods and Technologies (JRMT) -- The Journal of Rehabilitation Methods and Technologies (JRMT) is pleased to invite submissions of original research articles within the journal’s scope.

JRMT provides a dedicated platform for research that advances the full lifecycle of rehabilitation technology innovation — from emerging methodologies, proof-of-concept studies, and technical development to clinical translation, real-world evaluation, and impact in rehabilitation practice.

Research articles of up to 8,000 words are welcome in areas including:
• Rehabilitation 4.0 and digital healthcare
• Artificial intelligence in rehabilitation
• Rehabilitation robotics and applications
• Prosthetics and orthotics
• Walking aids, wheelchairs, and assistive devices
• Central and peripheral nervous stimulation
• Virtual and augmented reality
• Brain-machine interface technologies
• Tele-rehabilitation
• Social robotics
• Cognitive and speech rehabilitation technologies
• Event, outreach, educational, and didactic methods

We warmly encourage contributions from researchers, clinicians, engineers, technologists, rehabilitation scientists, innovators, and multidisciplinary teams working to shape the future of rehabilitation technologies. Authors should follow the journal’s submission guidelines on Emerald Publishing.

🔗 Call for papers:
https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-papers/call-research-articles

📝 Submit via ScholarOne through the Emerald journal page.

We look forward to receiving your contributions and supporting high-quality research that can drive meaningful progress in rehabilitation science, technology, and clinical practice.

08/06/2026

The AI Race After Scale

Why China’s next advantage may come from machines that can act, verify and learn from the physical world