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Mechanical Design of an Active Knee Orthosis for Gait Rehabilitation
Pieter Beyl, Joris Naudet, Ronald Van Ham, Dirk Lefeber
- Year
- 2007
- Citations
- 21
Abstract
This paper reports on the mechanical design of an active knee orthosis, powered by pleated pneumatic artificial muscles. The orthosis is intended as a proof-of-concept rehabilitation device for the assessment of mechatronical design principles and testing of different control strategies. The general focus of this research is on the development of a step rehabilitation robot prototype consisting of a powered exoskeleton for the lower limbs.
Keywords
ExoskeletonOrthoticsRehabilitation roboticsRehabilitationGaitFocus (optics)Computer sciencePneumatic artificial musclesPowered exoskeletonPhysical medicine and rehabilitation
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