A movable parallel cable-driven lower limb rehabilitation robot and its implementation method
A rehabilitation robot and cable-driven technology, which is applied in the field of medical rehabilitation training equipment, can solve the problems of high cost, low automation level, and difficulty in popularization, and achieve the effects of low machining cost, reduced equipment cost, and flexible installation and use
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[0043] The specific implementation methods of each rehabilitation action of a movable parallel cable-driven lower limb rehabilitation robot mentioned in the present invention are as follows:
[0044] First, the rehabilitation physician determines the patient's rehabilitation mode based on the patient's basic information, and sets the robot's operating mode:
[0045] In the passive mode, the patient’s lower limbs completely rely on external forces to complete the movement. The robot takes the motion trajectory as the control object to coordinate and plan the expansion and contraction of each flexible cable. Passively follow the robot to move along the predetermined trajectory at the corresponding speed. At the same time, the system monitors the movement trajectory of the affected limb and the tension of each flexible cable during the movement in real time, and evaluates the muscle tension and spasm of the affected limb. When the muscle tension of the affected limb is too large, ...
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