2020
DOI: 10.1109/tie.2019.2914573
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Human-Cooperative Control of a Wearable Walking Exoskeleton for Enhancing Climbing Stair Activities

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“…This came after the breakthrough of the one developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) which led to an 8% reduction in the metabolic cost of the user [40] (see Fig.5 b). Another, authors developed a human-cooperative control exoskeleton for human locomotion assistance in climbing stairs without clutches [41]. This is achieved by the adaptive controller designed to simultaneously incorporate human and robot's capabilities.…”
Section: A Collaborative Robotic Armsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This came after the breakthrough of the one developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) which led to an 8% reduction in the metabolic cost of the user [40] (see Fig.5 b). Another, authors developed a human-cooperative control exoskeleton for human locomotion assistance in climbing stairs without clutches [41]. This is achieved by the adaptive controller designed to simultaneously incorporate human and robot's capabilities.…”
Section: A Collaborative Robotic Armsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mindemellett számos olyan fejlesztési projekt indult, melyben a moduláris stimuláló eszközök a robotok részeként jelennek meg, ezzel komplex ember-gép rendszereket hozva létre, s tovább potencírozva a neurorehabilitáció sikerességét [32]. Az ember-gép rendszerek tervezésekor különösen fontos, és figyelmet igényel, hogy a robotikus mozgás ergonomikus, természetes járásmintát biztosítson, valamint folyamatos összhangban legyen a humánkapacitással, illetve adaptív kontroller segítségével a felhasználó számára adaptált és egyedi vezér-ÖSSZEFOGLALÓ KÖZLEMÉNY lést biztosítson, ezzel hozzájárulva a neurorehabilitáció sikerességének növeléséhez és a robotok otthoni felhasználásának szélesebb körű elterjedéséhez [36].…”
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“…It is fundamental to estimate the autonomous tracking control of the auxiliary driving system to satisfy the essential security requirement in practical engineering rollator systems. In this section, an NMPC tracking controller of the four-wheel rollator is carried out to track a desired trajectory while considering the static and dynamic restrictions in the uncertain dynamics and the physical interaction [46,47].…”
Section: Predictive Controller Design Of the Rollator Based On Neuralmentioning
confidence: 99%