MECHATRONIC SYSTEM FOR LOWER LIMB REHABILITATION

The paper deals with the development of a partial exoskeleton for lower limb rehabilitation. It consists of two arms, corresponding to the thigh and calf of the patient, and two joints actuated by smart servos with series elasticity. An inverse dynamic model for gait assistance is used to prove the...

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Published in:International Journal of Mechatronics & Applied Mechanics 2022-11, Vol.I (12), p.126-133
Main Authors: Abdullah, Amin S, Gramescu, Bogdan, Cartai, Adrian, Niţu, Constantin
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Exoskeletons
Feedback
Gait
Position measurement
Rehabilitation
Sensors
Thigh
Velocity
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