Stiffness-based tuning of an adaptive impedance controller for robot-assisted rehabilitation of upper limbs
Berenice Maldonado, Marco Mendoza, Isela Bonilla, Ivan Reyna-Gutierrez
- Year
- 2015
- Citations
- 9
Abstract
In this paper, the tuning procedure of an adaptive impedance control approach, for upper limb rehabilitation therapies assisted by robots, is presented. The main feature of the proposed approach is a custom tuning of the impedance parameters for the controller, based on the stiffness estimation of users (patients), thus achieving a suitable robot-assisted rehabilitation system according with the different conditions of user's mobility. A set of simulation results are presented, in order to verify the suitable performance of the proposed approach in human-robot interaction tasks.
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