Development of an Intelligent Prosthetic Ankle Joint 3rd Report, Development of the 2nd Prototype with an Intelligent Prosthetic Ankle Joint and Experimental Evaluations

It is very important to test the intelligent prosthetic ankle joint in various conditions to ensure the usability of the equipment, however, there are some difficulties to evaluate the performance of the first prototype which is controlled by a bulky system adequately for the inferior mobility of th...

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Published inTransactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Series C Vol. 72; no. 720; pp. 2533 - 2539
Main Authors FURUSHO, Junji, AKAZAWA, Yasushi, KOYANAGI, Ken'ichi, LI, Chengqiu, NAKAGAWA, Akio, MORIMOTO, Shoji, TOKUDA, Miwa, HASHIMOTO, Yasunori
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Published The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 25.08.2006
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1884-8354
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Abstract It is very important to test the intelligent prosthetic ankle joint in various conditions to ensure the usability of the equipment, however, there are some difficulties to evaluate the performance of the first prototype which is controlled by a bulky system adequately for the inferior mobility of the controlling system. In this paper, a prototype with an intelligent prosthetic ankle joint controlled by a mobile system constructed from a notebook computer and a compact and light control unit was developed to enable testing experiments in various environments. Walking experiments with the prototype was carried out and the usability of the intelligent prosthetic ankle joint was confirmed.
AbstractList It is very important to test the intelligent prosthetic ankle joint in various conditions to ensure the usability of the equipment, however, there are some difficulties to evaluate the performance of the first prototype which is controlled by a bulky system adequately for the inferior mobility of the controlling system. In this paper, a prototype with an intelligent prosthetic ankle joint controlled by a mobile system constructed from a notebook computer and a compact and light control unit was developed to enable testing experiments in various environments. Walking experiments with the prototype was carried out and the usability of the intelligent prosthetic ankle joint was confirmed.
Author TOKUDA, Miwa
LI, Chengqiu
NAKAGAWA, Akio
HASHIMOTO, Yasunori
FURUSHO, Junji
MORIMOTO, Shoji
KOYANAGI, Ken'ichi
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– reference: (11) Datt D, Howitt J, Conventional Versus Microchip Controlled Pneumatic Swing Phase Control for Trans-femoral Amputees : User's Verdict, Prosthetic and Orthotics International, vo.22-2, 1998, pp.129-135
– reference: (7) Takahiro N et al., Realizing A Posture-based Wearable Antigravity Muscles Support System for Lower Extremities, Proceedings of the 2005 IEEE 9th International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics, 2005, pp.273-276
– reference: (8) Morimoto S et al., Development of instrumented lower limb orthosis for paraplegia (Trial manufacturing and evaluation of dorsal flexion controlled ankle joint applying MR brake), (in Japanese), Proceedings of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Symposium 2005 on Rehabilitation Engineering, 2005, pp.21-22
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MR Brake
MR Fluid
Prosthetic AnkleJoint
Prosthetic Foot
Walking Experiment
Subtitle 3rd Report, Development of the 2nd Prototype with an Intelligent Prosthetic Ankle Joint and Experimental Evaluations
Title Development of an Intelligent Prosthetic Ankle Joint
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