Horizontal type lower limb rehabilitation intelligent interactive robot group system based on ad-hoc network navigation for ICU (Intensive Care Unit) sickroom

Abstract

The invention discloses a horizontal type lower limb rehabilitation intelligent interactive robot group system based on ad-hoc network navigation for an ICU (Intensive Care Unit) sickroom. The systemcomprises a human body physical sign data acquisition module, a base module, a lower limb outer skeleton, a control and rehabilitation evaluation module, a positioning navigation and mapping module, agroup communication module, an intelligent interaction module and a cloud platform; based on a modularized design, movement evaluation and rehabilitation training of each joint of unilateral and bilateral sides of a lower limb of a human body can be realized aiming at patients with different features; a robot group is controlled by adopting tissue properties of MAS and unilateral and bilateral lower limb rehabilitation of different patients can be realized through close cooperation; based on a wireless ad-hoc network communication technology, each robot is used for collecting measured positions and obstacle data to a base station through an ad-hoc network, and a map is constructed, so that automatic navigation of the robot group is realized, and the capability of automatic movement of robots in groups is greatly improved; based on a zone chain technology, the data transmission and storage safety is improved.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of medical rehabilitation equipment, and specifically relates to an ICU ward horizontal lower limb rehabilitation intelligent interactive robot group system based on self-organizing network navigation, which meets the unilateral and bilateral lower limb rehabilitation evaluation and rehabilitation training requirements of different patients in the intensive care ward. Background technique [0002] Rehabilitation medicine studies have shown that patients with cerebral palsy or lower extremity injuries who have not undergone lower extremity training for a long time will cause "disuse" muscle atrophy and cannot be cured. Therefore, after the postoperative intensive care unit (ICU) patients have stable physical signs, they should be as soon as possible Rehabilitation training of the limbs will help them restore normal function of the limbs; however, due to the lower limb movement disorder of patients with cerebral palsy or lowe...

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[0002] Rehabilitation medicine studies have shown that patients with cerebral palsy or lower limb injuries who have not performed lower limb training for a long time will lead to muscle "disuse" atrophy and cannot be cured. Carrying out physical rehabilitation training is helpful to restore the normal functions of the limbs; however, due to the movement disorder of the lower limbs of patients with cerebral palsy or lower limb injuries, they cannot complete the physical rehabilitation training independently, and generally require medical staff with certain nursing knowledge to help patients complete exercise training repeatedly. This brings a huge labor burden to the medical staff in the ICU ward. The training time and intensity cannot be accurately controlled, which makes it difficult to achieve the best therapeutic effect in ICU training. The more important limitation is that patients are divided into two types: total paralysis and hemiplegia. Different types of patients have different emphases in the treatment process. It is not possible to flexibly exchange training programs for unilateral or bilateral patients, and it is not possible to perform rehabilitation training for both lower limbs of patients with total paralysis at the same time, and it is not possible to target multiple joints of the lower limbs of patients. Coordinated rehabilitation training; secondly, the patient’s rehabilitation status cannot be monitored in real time, resulting in untimely feedback of repeated training and treatment effects, which is not conducive to the effective adjustment of rehabilitation training plans by medical staff according to the recovery effect of ICU patients

[0003] The following problems generally exist in the

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