Robot and Manipulator Slave from Control Viewpoint

Kuleshov, V. S.; Shvedov, V. N.

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-40393-8_17

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The Exoskeleton Design and Muscle Model Analysis1

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“…The external feedbacks include visual data and force information which is presented directly to operator. The visual channel transmits the position error which is transformed into desired velocity in muscle models [7,8]. The force channel effects on the operator's force, reducing it.…”

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Generalized approach to bilateral control for EMG driven exoskeleton

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Abstract. The paper discusses a generalized approach to bilateral control for EMG driven exoskeleton systems. In this paper we consider a semi-automatic mechatronic system that is controlled via human muscle activity (EMG) level. The problem is to understand how the movement of the exoskeleton effects on the control. The considered system can be described in terms of bilateral control. This means the existence of force feedback from the object via the exoskeleton links and drives to operator. The simulation of the considered model was held on the MATLAB Simulink. The mathematical model of the bilateral system with exoskeleton and operator was developed. Transient functions for different dynamic parameters were obtained. It was shown that force feedback is essential for the R&D of such systems.

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