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Computational Method for Network Passive Software Robotic Devices
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posted on 2018-11-27, 00:00 authored by Tommaso CarellaSeveral research groups have entertained the concept
of diagonal spring elements for rendering torque to an
orthotic joint. Here, we expand the development in two ways, by
stacking several in parallel, and secondly recognizing that these
elements act as basis functions that can be simultaneously tuned
to deliver any desired torque-angle relation. These systems can
be custom designed to a patient’s specific motor deficits, thus
filling in the deficits of motor abilities, and constructed quickly
by a therapist–or even by the patient himslef. Here we present
the design methods.
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Patton, JamesChair
Patton, JamesDepartment
BioengineeringDegree Grantor
University of Illinois at ChicagoDegree Level
- Masters
Committee Member
De Momi, Elena Berniker, MaxSubmitted date
August 2018Issue date
2018-08-21Usage metrics
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