Bionic prosthetic mechanical foot with parallel joints
A technology of mechanical feet and joints, applied in artificial legs and other directions, can solve the problems of inflexibility and convenience of feet, lack of movable support ability of toes, and inability of ankle joints to rotate back and forth, left and right, etc., and achieve the effect of increasing contact area and enhancing stability.
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[0015] Example: such as figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 , Figure 4 As shown, a bionic prosthetic mechanical foot with parallel joints includes leg fixing cylinder 1, elastic hook and loop 2, parallel joint 3, bow support 4, crank A 5, rear heel 6, tension spring 7, and spring push rod 8. Front sole 9, crank B 10, connecting rod 11, toe 12. The leg fixing tube 1 is a tapered tube, the upper opening of the tube is large, the bottom is small, the rear half of the tube is provided with a semi-arc opening, and an elastic hook and loop 2 is installed in the semi-arc opening. 2. One end is hinged to one end of the semicircular opening, and the other end passes through the buckle provided at the other end of the semicircular opening. The bottom of the leg fixing tube 1 is fixedly connected with the fixed plate A 301 of the parallel joint 3 through three cylinders, the fixed plate B 306 of the parallel joint 3 is fixedly connected with the upper end of the bow support 4 through th...
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