Muscle-model-oriented EMG-based control of an upper-limb power-assist exoskeleton with a neuro-fuzzy modifier
Kazuo Kiguchi
- Year
- 2008
- Citations
- 30
Abstract
Many studies on power-assist exoskeleton robots have been carried out in order to assist daily activities and/or rehabilitation of physically weak persons. EMG-based control is one of the most effective control methods to realize the power-assist with the exoskeleton based on user’s motion intention. In this paper, a muscle-model, which is adjusted by a neuro-fuzzy modifier according to the user’s upper-limb posture, is introduced to realize an effective EMG-based controller of the power-assist exoskeleton. Force/torque generated between the user’s wrist part and the tip of the exoskeleton is used to train the neuro-fuzzy modifier. The effectiveness of the proposed control method was evaluated by performing experiment.
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