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A lightweight soft exosuit for gait assistance

2013 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2013
In this paper we present a soft lower-extremity robotic exosuit intended to augment normal muscle function in healthy individuals. Compared to previous exoskeletons, the device is ultra-lightweight, resulting in low mechanical impedance and inertia. The exosuit has custom McKibben style pneumatic actuators that can assist the hip, knee and ankle.
Michael Wehner   +8 more
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Reducing sprint time with exosuit assistance in the real world

Science Robotics, 2023
Hip extension assistance with the aid of exosuits can reduce sprinting time.
Junyoung Moon   +7 more
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Multi-joint soft exosuit for gait assistance

2015 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), 2015
Exosuits represent a new approach for applying assistive forces to an individual, using soft textiles to interface to the wearer and transmit forces through specified load paths. In this paper we present a body-worn, multi-joint soft exosuit that assists both ankle plantar flexion and hip flexion through a multiarticular load path, and hip extension ...
Alan T. Asbeck   +4 more
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A review of upper-limb soft exosuit

Theoretical and Natural Science, 2023
A rigid exoskeleton has been developed for decades, and its feasibility has been proven in many areas, such as rehabilitation. Unlike the rigid exoskeleton, the soft exosuit provides a new insight for wearable robotics development and has drawn much attention as the external muscles instead of exoskeletons, especially for supporting users activities of
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A biologically inspired soft exosuit for walking assistance

The International Journal of Robotics Research, 2015
We present the design and evaluation of a multi-articular soft exosuit that is portable, fully autonomous, and provides assistive torques to the wearer at the ankle and hip during walking. Traditional rigid exoskeletons can be challenging to perfectly align with a wearer’s biological joints and can have large inertias, which can lead to the wearer ...
Alan T. Asbeck   +3 more
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ExoFlex: An Upper-Limb Cable-Driven Exosuit

2019
This paper presents ExoFlex, an upper-limb flexible exoskeleton (exosuit) intended for assistance in elbow and shoulder rehabilitation therapies. The soft nature of the device allows it to easily adapt to human biomechanics. The presented exosuit is equipped with a cable-driven transmission in which torque is generated by two direct current (DC) motors.
David Pont   +7 more
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Industrial Wearable Exoskeletons and Exosuits Assessment Process

2018
Industrial wearable exoskeletons and exosuits represent a vibrant technology with revolutionary potentials to enhance the operating conditions, health and safety of the worker. It brings forward the important social and technological goal of helping the workers instead of replacing them.
Jawad Masood   +5 more
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Autonomous Soft Exosuit for Hip Extension Assistance

2016
In this abstract, we describe a mono-articular soft exosuit to assist with hip extension during overground walking. The system is comprised of a mobile Bowden-cable-driven electrical actuation unit, soft textiles, and a load cell and an inertia measurement unit per leg.
Nikos Karavas   +7 more
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A soft wearable elbow exosuit: design considerations

2018
In this chapter we describe an alternative approach for assisting motion of the upper limbs using a wearable robotic device: designing a frame made of fabric (i.e., an exosuit) instead of metal reduces the weight, power requirements, and cosmetic impact of the system. Specifically, we focus on the design of an exosuit for assisting elbow movements.
Michele Xiloyannis   +4 more
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Passive Exosuit Emulator for Material Handling Applications

IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2022
Siddharth Bhardwaj   +3 more
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