Wearable device for finger rehabilitation
A wearable and finger-based technology, applied in passive exercise equipment, physical therapy, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient flexibility and achieve good flexibility
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[0036] Refer to attached Figure 1-6 , shows a wearable device 10 for finger 5 rehabilitation. The device 10 is in the form of a glove, also known as an EAP glove, generally comprising a fabric material 20 and an electroactive polymer (EAP) matrix cover 30 . The EAP matrix sleeve 30 is operatively connected to the fabric material 20 forming an EAP actuator for the wearer's finger 5 . The EAP matrix cover 30 may be sewn to the fabric material 20 by stitching to operatively connect the EAP matrix cover 30 to the fabric material 20 . The EAP matrix sleeve 30 may be embedded in the fabric material 20 . The fabric material 20 may be cotton, nylon, polyester and spandex. figure 1 describes an EAP glove having an EAP matrix sleeve 30, while Figure 5 An EAP glove with two EAP matrix sleeves 30 is described. The EAP matrix sleeve 30 is positioned such that each segment spans a knuckle.
[0037] Rigid material 40 is used to transmit force from EAP matrix sleeve 30 to the fingerti...
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