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Development of Straight Style Transfer Equipment for Lower Limbs Disabled: Verification of Basic Motion
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2004
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Upright PostureEngineeringField RoboticsMovement BiomechanicsWearable TechnologyUneven GroundUpper ExtremityMotor ControlOrthopaedic SurgeryMobility SupportMovement AnalysisBasic MotionRehabilitation RoboticsKinesiologyDisabled LegsLegged RobotKinematicsRehabilitation EngineeringProsthesisLower LimbsPhysical MedicineHealth SciencesDanceAssistive TechnologyMechatronicsRehabilitationPhysical TherapyBipedal LocomotionMechanical SystemsStanding StateHuman MovementRobotics
We developed straight style transfer equipment for a person with disabled legs. It realizes travel in a standing state even on uneven ground, standing-up motion from a seated position, and ascending stairs. This equipment comprises three modules: a pair of telescopic crutches, a powered lower extremity orthosis, and a pair of mobile platforms. We detail the conceptual design of the equipment and the motion of each module. Cooperative operations using three modules are discussed through simulations. We verified travel in a standing state, including rotation, and standing-up motion from a chair through experiments using prototypes of telescopic crutches and mobile platforms.
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