5 accepted papers
Human-exosuit adaptation is a bi-directional process: exosuit-to-human locomotion adaptation maximizes the benefits of exosuit assistance, while human-to-exosuit adaptation accelerates the wearer's access to these benefits. To promote bi-directional adaptation, we investigated precise gait phase pre
By accurately recognizing the wearer’s motion, the underwater exoskeleton enables more efficient human-machine collaboration and provides enhanced assistance in complex and dynamic underwater environments. In this study, we propose a soft underwater exosuit motion mode recognizer based on a long sho
Underwater assistance is crucial for individuals who depend on diving for their livelihood. In this paper, we propose a novel underwater exosuit actuator designed to assist with flutter kicking during diving, thereby decreasing the effort the diver has to exert. The actuator can provide bidirectiona
Continuum robots driven by rods have a wide range of applications, such as detection and maintenance tasks in unstructured environments. However, their inherent nature of flexibility also limits their function. Thus, variable stiffness mechanisms for continuum robots have consistently attracted the
Convolutional neural network (CNN) pruning has become one of the most successful network compression approaches in recent years. Existing works on network pruning usually focus on removing the least important filters in the network to achieve compact architectures. In this study, we claim that ident…