Humanoid Robots, Human-Like Machines 2007
DOI: 10.5772/4795
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Design of an Assistive Gait Device for Strength Endurance and Rehabilitation

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“…It has been tested with a 1 DoF exoskeleton with an inertia compensation estimated from the angular accelerations[72,73]. Low et al[74,75] used a ZMP based control model, for a payload carrying robot, to adapt the joint evolution and applied a trunk compensation to assist when needed. The assistance was defined when the desired ZMP was varying from the actual ZMP evolution.…”
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“…It has been tested with a 1 DoF exoskeleton with an inertia compensation estimated from the angular accelerations[72,73]. Low et al[74,75] used a ZMP based control model, for a payload carrying robot, to adapt the joint evolution and applied a trunk compensation to assist when needed. The assistance was defined when the desired ZMP was varying from the actual ZMP evolution.…”
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confidence: 99%