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Marcia K. O'Malley

7 accepted papers

2018

The hBracelet: A Wearable Haptic Device for the Distributed Mechanotactile Stimulation of the Upper Limb

RA-L 2018

Haptic interfaces are mechatronic devices designed to render tactile sensations; although they are typically based on robotic manipulators external to the human body, recently, interesting wearable solutions have been presented. Toward a more realistic feeling of virtual and remote environment inter

Cited by 60SourceScholar
2017

A cable-based series elastic actuator with conduit sensor for wearable exoskeletons

ICRA 2017poster

There is currently a scarcity of wearable robotic devices that can practically provide physical assistance in a range of real world activities. Soft wearable exoskeletons, or exosuits, have the potential to be more portable and less restrictive than their rigid counterparts. In this paper, we presen…

Cited by 17SourceScholar
2015

A robotic exoskeleton for rehabilitation and assessment of the upper limb following incomplete spinal cord injury

ICRA 2015poster

Robotic devices have been shown to be efficacious in the delivery of therapy to treat upper limb motor impairment following stroke. However, the application of this technology to other types of neurological injury has been limited to case studies. In this paper, we present a multi degree of freedom…

Cited by 80SourceScholar
2015

Leveraging disturbance observer based torque control for improved impedance rendering with series elastic actuators

IROS 2015poster

The fidelity with which series elastic actuators (SEAs) render desired impedances is important. Numerous approaches to SEA impedance control have been developed under the premise that high-precision actuator torque control is a prerequisite. Indeed, the design of an inner torque compensator has a si…

Cited by 43SourceScholar