4 accepted papers
This paper introduces intelligent central pattern generators (iCPGs) that can plan personalized walking trajectories for lower-limb exoskeletons. This can make walking more comfortable for the users by resolving one of the significant shortcomings of most commercially available exoskeletons, which i…
In this letter, a new adaptable gait trajectory shaping method is proposed for lower-limb exoskeletons by defining central pattern generators (CPGs). These CPGs are synchronized across different joints and updated online in response to the human users' physical behavior to enhance their safety and c
Human-robot collaboration (HRC) significantly extends robotic systems’ applications when working in spaces like houses, hospitals, or laboratories. However, new challenges appear during a close collaboration between humans and robots and imitating the movement of humans by robots. Learning from demo…
In this letter, an integrated control strategy is developed for both locomotion trajectory planning and postural stability, enabling shared autonomy between the human and lower-limb exoskeleton. Divergent component of motion (DCM) analysis was employed previously based on the linear inverted pendulu