Force feedback control method and system for power assisting training of wrist rehabilitation robot

Abstract

The invention provides a force feedback control method and system for power assisting training of a wrist rehabilitation robot. The force feedback control system comprises a force feedback part and a three-closed-loop control part, wherein in the force feedback part, a force/torque sensor installed on the wrist rehabilitation robot detects out a force/torque exerted on the wrist rehabilitation robot by the human wrist, the detected force/torque is converted into equivalent current; a value of a current loop feedforward part in three-closed-loop control is determined by judging the size relation between the equivalent current and an equivalent current amplitude limiting value; the three-closed-loop control part comprises a position loop, a speed loop and a current loop, wherein an input of the position loop is wrist motion trajectory data, an output of the position loop is given motor rotation speed, output current serves as a given value of the current loop through the speed loop portion, an output of the force feedback part is an input of the feedback part of the current loop, a motor rotation speed value is obtained through the current loop portion, and accordingly a motor is driven. The force feedback control system is strong in operability, high in precision, strong in stability, low in cost, high in control precision and strong in robustness.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the control field of rehabilitation robots, in particular to a force feedback control method and system for wrist rehabilitation robot mobility assistance training. Background technique [0002] Hemiplegic patients often suffer from wrist dysfunction, which brings a lot of inconvenience to patients' life and work. Traditional rehabilitation training usually involves physical therapists and patients performing one-on-one physical training, which requires repetitive and large-scale movements of the affected limb. These rehabilitation training methods can improve the limb movement ability of hemiplegic patients to a certain extent, but the one-on-one training mode, the labor intensity of the therapist is high, and cannot meet the needs of a large number of hemiplegic patients. In response to these limitations and shortcomings, medical rehabilitation robots have emerged as the times require, and have been more and more wid...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] When the patient recovers part of the wrist function, only the passive training mode can not better adapt to the patient'

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