2018
DOI: 10.5937/jaes16-17230
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Synthesis of exoskeleton control algorithms based on kinematic analysis of locomotions and human gait modelling

Abstract: The article considers a mathematical model of human gait. Gait parameters necessary to build an analytical model of motion are defi ned. Calculated ratio to defi ne the coordinates of key points of legs at any moment of time is obtained and a kinematic analysis of locomotions is performed. The results of computer modelling of walking process are given. The calculated ratio and the mathematical model can be used for design process and programming of the operation of control systems of exoskeleton developed for … Show more

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“…The Degree of Freedom 96 and gravity compensation 119 techniques are yet another constraint to be kept in mind in designing the exo-skeleton which may be classified as active and passive DOF and has a major significance with robot’s size and weight along with balancing factors. Kinematic 215 and Dynamic 216 analysis and building mathematical modelling help in developing the exo-skeleton to fulfill its purpose without deviation. A general control structure block diagram is depicted in Figure 19.…”
Section: Drives and Control Mechanisms Of An Exo-skeletonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Degree of Freedom 96 and gravity compensation 119 techniques are yet another constraint to be kept in mind in designing the exo-skeleton which may be classified as active and passive DOF and has a major significance with robot’s size and weight along with balancing factors. Kinematic 215 and Dynamic 216 analysis and building mathematical modelling help in developing the exo-skeleton to fulfill its purpose without deviation. A general control structure block diagram is depicted in Figure 19.…”
Section: Drives and Control Mechanisms Of An Exo-skeletonmentioning
confidence: 99%