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Brian Byunghyun Kang

7 accepted papers

2024

Design and Validation of Soft Sliding Structure With Adjustable Stiffness for Ankle Sprain Prevention

RA-L 2024

This study presents the design and validation of a soft sliding stiffness structure with a soft-rigid layer sliding mechanism. It aims to mitigate ankle sprains and address the progression of chronic ankle instability by providing stiffness support. The soft-rigid layer sliding mechanism of the stru

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2020

Learning-Based Fingertip Force Estimation for Soft Wearable Hand Robot With Tendon-Sheath Mechanism

RA-L 2020

Soft wearable hand robots with tendon-sheath mechanisms are being actively developed to assist people with lost hand mobility. For these robots, accurately estimating fingertip forces leads to successful object grasping. An approach can utilize information from actuators assuming quasi-static enviro

Cited by 20SourceScholar
2019

Exo-Wrist: A Soft Tendon-Driven Wrist-Wearable Robot With Active Anchor for Dart-Throwing Motion in Hemiplegic Patients

RA-L 2019

Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) is an effective recovery protocol for patients with stroke. However, not all the stroke patients can participate in CIMT. Devices that assist the movement of the affected side could help increase the number of stroke patients who can participate in CIMT lik

Cited by 53SourceScholar
2016

Development of a polymer-based tendon-driven wearable robotic hand

ICRA 2016

This paper presents the development of a polymer-based tendon-driven wearable robotic hand, Exo-Glove Poly. Unlike the previously developed Exo-Glove, a fabric-based tendon-driven wearable robotic hand, Exo-Glove Poly was developed using silicone to allow for sanitization between users in multiple-u

Cited by 147SourceScholar
2015

Investigation on the control strategy of soft wearable robotic hand with slack enabling tendon actuator

ICRA 2015poster

A soft wearable robot, which is an emerging type of wearable robot, can take advantage of tendon-driven mechanisms with a Bowden cable. These tendon-driven mechanisms benefits soft wearable robots because the actuator can be remotely placed and the transmission is very compact. However, it is diffic…

Cited by 39SourceScholar