Real-Time Estimation of Glenohumeral Joint Rotation Center With Cable-Driven Arm Exoskeleton (CAREX)—A Cable-Based Arm Exoskeleton
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In the past few years, the authors have proposed several prototypes of a
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Corresponding author.</corresp>
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Ying Mao is currently affiliated with GE Global Research. All work presented in this paper was completed prior to joining GE at University of Delaware.</corresp>
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able-driven upper <italic>AR</italic>
m <italic>EX</italic>
oskeleton (<italic>CAREX</italic>
) for arm rehabilitation. One of the assumptions of CAREX was that the glenohumeral joint rotation center (GH-c) remains stationary in the inertial frame during motion, which leads to inaccuracy in the kinematic model and may hamper training performance. In this paper, we propose a novel approach to estimate GH-c using measurements of shoulder joint angles and cable lengths. This helps in locating the GH-c center appropriately within the kinematic model. As a result, more accurate kinematic model can be used to improve the training of human users. An estimation algorithm is presented to compute the GH-c in real-time. The algorithm was implemented on the latest prototype of CAREX. Simulations and preliminary experimental results are presented to validate the proposed GH-c estimation method.</p>
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