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Motion Intention Estimation for Active Power-Assist Lower Limb Exoskeleton Robot (APAL)

2018-06-11

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The active power-assist function greatly expands the potential applications of exoskeleton robots, yet the motion intention estimation (MIE) for active power-assist strategy is quite problematic. Through the analysis of the conduction path and the different stage manifestations of motion intention in human body, we confirmed that the joint torque of human body meets the basic requirements of MIE for the active pow...

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10.20944/preprints201806.0149.v1
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