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Exoskeleton Design of an Intelligent Haptic Robotic Glove

Nirvana Popescu, Decebal Popescu, Mircea Ivănescu, Dorin Popescu, Ionel Cristian Vladu, Cosmin Berceanu, Marian-Silviu Poboroniuc

Year
2013
Citations
5

Abstract

This paper is based on the results of a research project regarding the design and development of an Intelligent Haptic Robot-Glove (IHRG) for the rehabilitation of the patients that have a diagnosis of a cerebrovascular accident. The IHRG is an exoskeleton that supports the human hand and hand activities by using a control architecture for dexterous grasping and manipulation. The five-fingered assistive robotic glove is designed with mechanical compliance of human finger. The biomechanical elements of the exoskeleton assistive hand are designed considering: motion in different planes, adapted to patient's hand, possible to train pinch and grasp, opening/closing game. The actuation system is also studied and designed. The paper provides an overview of hand rehabilitation and evaluation techniques.

Keywords

ExoskeletonHaptic technologyWired gloveGRASPRehabilitationComputer scienceRobotHuman–computer interactionSimulationRobotic hand

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