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The effect of stride length on lower extremity joint kinetics at various gait speeds

2018-07-06

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Robot-assisted training is a promising tool under development for improving walking function based on repetitive goal-oriented task practice. The challenges in developing the controllers for gait training devices that promote desired changes in gait is complicated by the limited understanding of the human response to robotic input. A possible method of controller formulation can be based on the principle of bio-in...

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81f747a1-33cc-51a5-a07c-3c37889f2873
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10.1101/363788
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