Parallel 3-RSR Wrist Rehabilitation Mechanism and Motion Performance Analysis
Bing Yan Cui,
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Chen Yin,
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Ju Kai
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et al.
Journal of biomimetics, biomaterials and biomedical engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
66, P. 63 - 76
Published: Sept. 23, 2024
In
order
to
help
patients
with
wrist
injuries
carry
out
recovery
training,
a
simple
and
portable
parallel
3-RSR
rehabilitation
mechanism
was
introduced
in
achieve
the
expected
therapeutic
effect.
Firstly,
is
described.
Taking
as
research
object,
degree
of
freedom
calculated
pose
solved
by
analytical
method,
which
verifies
rationality
motion.
Then,
based
on
boundary
search
reachable
workspace
analyzed,
relevant
map
drawn.
Finally,
considering
reasonable
optimization
structural
size
workspace,
results
show
that
optimized
attitude
significantly
larger
than
initial
workspace.
This
study
provides
theoretical
reference
for
ontology
design
institutions.
Language: Английский
UI Design Introducing Cognitive Theory: Application to a Wrist Rehabilitation Robotic System
Luying Xu,
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Weiwei Yu,
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Donglai Lu
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et al.
Lecture notes in computer science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 188 - 197
Published: Dec. 24, 2024
Language: Английский
Patient-Specific Pneumatic Actuated Wrist Exoskeleton for Industrial Repetitive Operations
Petruse Radu Emanuil,
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Florea-Toader Denisa-Gabriela
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Acta Universitatis Cibiniensis Technical Series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
76(1), P. 1 - 19
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Abstract
This
research
highlights
the
significant
impact
of
robotic
exoskeletons
on
improving
industrial
operations
through
prevention
repetitive
strain
injuries
and
increased
productivity.
Utilizing
3D
scanning
technology
enabled
customization
exoskeleton
to
fit
individual
users'
an-atomical
specifications
precisely,
enhancing
comfort
functionality.
The
iterative
design
pro-cess
was
crucial
in
refining
exoskeleton,
addressing
issues
like
structural
weaknesses
sizing
problems,
leading
development
prototypes
with
improved
features.
Advanced
sensors,
including
flexible
capacitive
pressure
sensors
tactile
arrays,
allowed
for
real-time
monitoring
user
interactions,
ensuring
optimal
distribution
preventing
discom-fort.
transition
active
support
artificial
muscles
marks
a
milestone
wearable
robotics
use,
task
efficiency
while
reducing
physical
workers.
Future
should
focus
further
optimizing
exoskeleton's
enhanced
functionality,
muscle
dimensions
materials,
integrating
more
advanced
control
systems
adaptability.
Language: Английский