ARLINGTON, Texas, July 23 -- The University of Texas at Arlington issued the following news release:
Two University of Texas at Arlington undergraduates have won a national invention award for developing a lightweight, wearable soft robotic wrist exoskeleton designed to help stroke survivors regain wrist function.
Suyog Neupane, a senior majoring in electrical engineering, and Kritazya Upreti, a senior majoring in computer science, earned first place in the university-level division of the 2026 National Academy of Inventors GenSpiration Prize Competition in Los Angeles. The competition brought together student inventors from universities across the United States, and UTA was one of only three finalist teams.
The students were inspired by...