Assistive control of motion therapy devices based on pneumatic soft-actuators with rotary elastic chambers
Robot assisted motion therapy attains increasingly importance and acceptance especially in neurorehabilitation after stroke or spinal injury, but also in orthopedic rehabilitation and surgical interventions. Several studies have shown that a patient-cooperative (assistive) motion therapy, which acti...
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