Production of CPG pathways for lower limbs with the ability to change routes online

Seyed Mohammad Yasoubi, Y. Farzaneh, Javad Ghanbarian, Seyed Amirhossein Mousavi
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The aim of this study is to provide a central pattern generator (CPG) method that can be used to control the lower limbs and use the exoskeleton robot. The generator is based on Winter book formulas and articles written in this field and created in some parts. In order to reproduce the correct rhythmic movements of the knee angles to the pelvis and the angles of the knees to the ankles and to help the rhythmic cycle of the healthy leg for the defective leg in the network (CPG) was calculated using nonlinear differential equations. Using a change in the parameters of the control system, he used it to control the lower limbs and help different types of anomalies in walking in patients with various motor disorders. (Using the data obtained from the pattern of the person with the insufficiency in one of the legs and using the healthy foot pattern of the same person, the walking simulation model / experimental data presented,) were developed and the simulation results Numbers can be suggested as tips to further improve the model and use it to control the lower limbs and exoskeleton robots. Rhythmic patterns may be used to plan the path of various robot systems, such as exoskeletons and animal robots, and other such robots.
具有在线改变路径能力的下肢CPG通路的产生
本研究的目的是提供一种可用于控制下肢和使用外骨骼机器人的中央模式发生器(CPG)方法。生成器基于冬季书籍公式和在该领域编写的文章,并在某些部分创建。为了再现膝关节到骨盆的角度和膝关节到脚踝的角度的正确节奏运动,并帮助健康腿对缺陷腿在网络中的节奏循环(CPG)进行非线性微分方程计算。通过改变控制系统的参数,他用它来控制下肢,帮助各种运动障碍患者的不同类型的行走异常。(利用一条腿功能不全的人的模式数据和同一个人的健康足模式数据,开发了步行仿真模型/实验数据),仿真结果可以作为进一步改进模型的提示,并将其用于控制下肢和外骨骼机器人。节奏模式可用于规划各种机器人系统的路径,例如外骨骼和动物机器人,以及其他此类机器人。
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