Johannes Schick
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About
Johannes Schick is a researcher focused on the safety, design, and intelligent control of active lower limb exoskeletons—wearable robotic systems that enhance or restore human movement. His work addresses critical challenges in human-robot interaction, particularly for rehabilitation and elder care. Schick’s major contributions include developing a comprehensive risk assessment and mitigation framework for active exoskeletons (2020, 6 citations), providing foundational safety guidelines for close human-robot interaction. He also designed and verified a novel electromechanical knee joint actuator (2019, 2 citations) that meets performance requirements derived from biomechanical analysis, advancing the mechanical reliability of these devices. More recently, Schick conceptualized a cloud-based motion analysis and navigation system (2024, 1 citation) to enable exoskeletons to adapt to unpredictable pedestrian environments, such as level walking and stair climbing. His work bridges mechanical design, safety engineering, and intelligent control, laying groundwork for safer, more autonomous wearable robotic applications.
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