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Use of a multi-axis Fitts' law paradigm to characterize total body motion-a study in teleoperation
The feasibility of using exoskeletons in the performance of a simple task is discussed. The exoskeleton device has a total weight of 33 lb when unsupported, and it has seven joints. A Fitts' law paradigm was used to characterize the tradeoff between speed and accuracy for the task. The results of tests with five subjects are given