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期刊名:Journal of rehabilitation and assistive technologies engineering

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ISSN:2055-6683

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This paper presents the design and performance analysis and experimental study of a 3-RRR spherical parallel manipulator in the context of hip exoskeleton applications. First, the mechanism's inverse kinematics analysis and Jacobian matrix ...
Lorna Paul,Stephen Brewster,Sally Wyke et al. Lorna Paul et al.
Background: Increasing physical activity in older adults has preventative and therapeutic health benefits. We have developed STARFISH, a smartphone application, to increase physical activity. This paper describes the feat...
Mari S Berge Mari S Berge
Introduction: Evaluations of telecare demonstrate disparate results, which are of little help for understanding what the users need from further policy and development. This study aims to provide a more nuanced approach t...
Tracy L Mitzner,Rachel Stuck,Jordan Q Hartley et al. Tracy L Mitzner et al.
Televideo technology (e.g., Skype) has potential to support adults as they age by facilitating their interactions with people remotely; this potential may be even greater for adults aging with pre-existing mobility impairments, who face cha...
Mariana Volpini,Volker Bartenbach,Marcos Pinotti et al. Mariana Volpini et al.
Background: Robotic-assisted gait training, a viable and promising therapeutic option for neurological rehabilitation, is not widely adopted in developing countries because of its high cost. In this paper, we describe the...
Alexandra König,Linda E Francis,Jyoti Joshi et al. Alexandra König et al.
Our overall aim is to develop an emotionally intelligent cognitive assistant (ICA) to help older adults with Alzheimer's disease (AD) to complete activities of daily living more independently. For improved adoption, such a system should tak...
Michele Xiloyannis,Leonardo Cappello,Khanh D Binh et al. Michele Xiloyannis et al.
The development of a portable assistive device to aid patients affected by neuromuscular disorders has been the ultimate goal of assistive robots since the late 1960s. Despite significant advances in recent decades, traditional rigid exoske...
Matteo Malosio,Marco Caimmi,Michele Cotti Cottini et al. Matteo Malosio et al.
The paper presents a multisensory and multimodal device for neuromuscular rehabilitation of the upper limb, designed to enable enriched rehabilitation treatment in both clinical and home environments. Originating from an existing low-cost, ...
Andrew Symonds,Catherine Holloway,Tatsuto Suzuki et al. Andrew Symonds et al.
Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate technique differences between expert and novice manual wheelchair users during over-ground wheelchair propulsion. ...
Juliet Am Haarman,Jasper Reenalda,Jaap H Buurke et al. Juliet Am Haarman et al.
This review describes the effects of two control strategies - used in robotic gait-training devices for chronic stroke survivors - on gait speed, endurance and balance. Control strategies are classified as 'patient-in-charge support', where...