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An Assistance-as-Needed Control Paradigm for Robot-Assisted Ankle Rehabilitation

Posted Tue, Mar, 25,2014

Published today in Rehabilitation Process and Outcome is a new short commentary article by Mingming Zhang, T. Claire Davies, Anoop Nandakumar and Shane Xie.  Read more about this paper below:

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An Assistance-as-Needed Control Paradigm for Robot-Assisted Ankle Rehabilitation

Abstract

Robots have been developed for treatment and rehabilitation of ankle injuries. Two reviews have been conducted involving the effectiveness of robot-assisted ankle rehabilitation and ankle assessment techniques respectively to investigate what the optimal therapy is. This study proposes an assistance-as-needed (AAN) control paradigm for potential use in robot-assisted ankle rehabilitation based on the review results. This AAN control strategy will consider real-time ankle assessment and make rehabilitation more effective.

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