A medical auxiliary walking balance device

Abstract

The invention discloses an auxiliary walking balancing device for medical use. The rolling damping coefficients of balance rollers and traveling rollers can be controlled through a controller, and a balance lifter is controlled by the controller to be lifted in an intermittent cycle during traveling, so that a user can adjust the damping as required, and the balance effect of traveling is improved; the damping coefficient of the balance rollers is greater than that of the traveling rollers, the controller can control the adjustment of the ratio between T1 and T2, the cycle operation of the balance rollers and the traveling rollers can be adjusted according to the actual situation of user's legs to be as consistent as possible with the pace of the user, the balance function is improved, andthe problem about effort of the user in use is solved; damping adjusting assemblies are simple in structure, can conveniently adjust rotating damping of the rollers and is convenient for the user touse.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medical equipment, in particular to a medical auxiliary walking balance device. Background technique [0002] At present, the commonly used medical auxiliary walking balance device generally adopts a simple walking auxiliary frame or a walking vehicle to assist walking. When this device is walking, either the damping of the wheel or the frame wheel is too large, or the damping is too small or the damping is too large. Although the user has better balance, it is difficult to effectively promote walking and use, and if the damping is too small, the balance is low, and it is difficult to achieve balance. The strength and flexibility of the two legs may be different. Therefore, if a single damping structure is used, it is difficult to keep pace with the user, and it is difficult to achieve assistance to its balance and walking. [0003] Therefore, the present invention provides a medical auxiliary walking ba...

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[0002] At present, the commonly used medical auxiliary walking balance device generally adopts a simple walking auxiliary frame or a walking vehicle to assist walking. When this device is walking, either the damping of the wheel or the frame wheel is too large, or the damping is too small or the damping is too large. Although the user has better balance, it is difficult to effectively promote walking and use, and if the damping is too small, the balance is low, and it is difficult to achieve balance. The strength and flexibility of the two legs may be different. Therefore, if a single damping structure is used, it is difficult to keep pace with the user, and it is difficult to achieve balance and walking assistance.

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