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Rajan Prasad,Marwan El-Rich,Mohammad I Awad et al. Rajan Prasad et al.
Cable-driven exoskeletons have recently shown great promise in the rehabilitation of stroke survivors. Numerical modeling/simulation provides a cost- and time-effective approach to fine-tuning design parameters of the exoskeletons, hence re...
James Greig,Mhairi McInnes,Edward K Chadwick et al. James Greig et al.
Lightweight, adjustable, and affordable devices are needed to enable the next generation of effective, wearable adjuncts for rehabilitation. Used at home or in a rehabilitation setting, these devices have the potential to reduce compound pr...
Jonas Schiebl,Christophe Maufroy,Nils Ziegenspeck et al. Jonas Schiebl et al.
Occupational shoulder exoskeletons can relieve workers during strenuous overhead work. Passive solutions are lightweight, robust, and cost-effective, but they can also restrict user movement, have limited support, and cannot dynamically ada...
Adrian Esser,Fabian Müller,Julia Manczurowsky et al. Adrian Esser et al.
The Myoshirt, an active exosuit, provides gravity compensation for the shoulders. This study evaluated the impact of the Myoshirt on range of motion (ROM), endurance, and activities of daily living (ADLs) performance through tests involving...
Leon Lauret,Brent James Raiteri,Paolo Tecchio et al. Leon Lauret et al.
Industrial upper limb exoskeletons offload the upper limb during overhead tasks to help prevent musculoskeletal disorders to the shoulder. Although numerous studies showed reduced shoulder muscle activity during upper limb exoskeleton use f...
Sung-Jin Park,Seongok Chae,Hyung-Soon Park Sung-Jin Park
Passive wearable devices are widely used for fitness and have also become fashionable. There is increasing interest in adding functionality, such as knee stability, to these compact devices, which are more convenient for daily wear than sep...
Fuko Matsunaga,Taichi Kurayama,Ming-Ta Ke et al. Fuko Matsunaga et al.
Accurate estimation of finger joint stiffness is important in assessing the hand condition of stroke patients and developing effective rehabilitation plans. Recent technological advances have enabled the efficient performance of hand therap...
Francesco Scotto di Luzio,Christian Tamantini,Raffaele Di Maro et al. Francesco Scotto di Luzio et al.
In the last two decades, the adoption of exoskeletal devices for the reduction of the biomechanical overload of workers has hugely increased. They allow relief of the biomechanical load of the operator and ensure the operator's contact with...
Roberto Paolini,Fangqi Liu,Alessia Scarpelli et al. Roberto Paolini et al.
The adoption of upper limb myoelectric prosthesis is limited by the lack of closed control loop systems. Although the efferent control has already been integrated into these devices, the sensory feedback restoration in the afferent channel ...
Mohamed Abdelhady,Thomas C Bulea Mohamed Abdelhady
System uncertainty remains a challenge for effective control of lower extremity exoskeletons, particularly in clinical populations. Adaptive control offers a potential solution by accounting for unknown system characteristics in real time. ...