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Analysis of a Novel Design of a Three-Degree of Freedom Hip Exoskeleton Based on Biomimetic Parallel Structure

Min Pan, Dan Zhang

Year
2011
Citations
6

Abstract

This research develops and analyzes a new three degree of freedom parallel robotic structured hip exoskeleton. Compared with a typical exoskeleton designed as a serial mechanism for the entire leg or entire body, the parallel mechanism is a structure only for the hip. The parallel manipulator is more stable, stronger and provides more accurate movement than existing manipulators. A kinematic analysis is performed and an exhaustive mobility analysis and inverse kinematic solution are derived in closed form.

Keywords

ExoskeletonKinematicsParallel manipulatorMechanism (biology)Computer scienceInverse kinematicsKinematic chainDegrees of freedom (physics and chemistry)Robot kinematicsSerial manipulator

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