Method and device for controlling an artificial orthotic or prosthetic knee joint
A joint and artificial technology, applied in artificial legs, manufacturing tools, program-controlled manipulators, etc., can solve problems that cannot be used, are not expected by the wearer, and hip bone flexion
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[0028] figure 1 shows a prosthesis with a thigh part 1 and a lower leg part 2 supported in an articulated manner on the thigh part. A prosthetic foot 3 is arranged on the distal end of the lower leg part 2 . The lower leg 2 is hingedly connected to the thigh 1 via a prosthetic knee joint 4 . The thigh part 1 is designed in the form of a thigh tube, so that the thigh stump can be inserted and fixed therein. Inert angle α I is the absolute angle of the joint part with respect to the vertical, from which the inertial angular velocity ω is obtained as the time derivative of the inertial angle I . From the standing position, when walking backwards, the leg to be attended (here the prosthesis) moves backwards, ie opposite to the normal viewing direction of the prosthesis user. This results in: the inertia angle α of the calf portion 2 relative to the direction of gravity (the direction of gravity is represented by the gravity vector g) I At first it increases until the prosthe...
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