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Here we propose a paradigm to independently control multiple degrees of freedom using a set of modular components, all tapping power from a single motor.
Jun 18, 2019The size, weight, and power consumption of soft wearable robots rapidly scale with their number of active degrees of freedom.
Jun 18, 2019The size, weight, and power consumption of soft wearable robots rapidly scale with their number of active degrees of freedom.
May 29, 2019The exosuit powered by our novel scheme reduces the biological torque required to move by an average of 46.2%, compared to the unpowered�...
Design and Validation of a Modular One-To-Many Actuator for a Soft Wearable Exosuit ... Authors: Michele Xiloyannis; Eugenio Annese; Marco Canesi; Anil Kodiyan�...
Title, Design and Validation of a Modular One-To-Many Actuator for a Soft Wearable Exosuit ; Publication Type, Journal Article ; Year of Publication, 2019.
We are designing and testing a soft exosuit to assist elbow flexion/extension movements while minimizing power consumption, weight and overall size of the�...
This work presents an actuation strategy to empower the elbow exoskeleton that adopts a single motor to drive multiple, independently actuated,�...
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Design and validation of a modular one-to-many actuator for a soft wearable exosuit. M Xiloyannis, E Annese, M Canesi, A Kodiyan, A Bicchi, S Micera�...
We have designed an actuator that exploits the OTM concept to independently actuate 2 elbow exosuits using the power generated by a single prime mover.