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This paper describes the development and evaluation of the Handy 1 rehabilitation robot which is acknowledged as being the most successful low‐cost, commercially available rehabilitation robotic system in the world to‐date[1]. Over 100 people with severe disabilities have benefited from using the Handy 1 on a regular basis. Systems are currently in operation in several countries across the world including the UK, USA, Japan, France, Germany, Finland and Italy.
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