一种用于手部康复的磁控软机器人手套。

Device Pub Date : 2024-09-20 Epub Date: 2024-08-22 DOI:10.1016/j.device.2024.100512
Leah T Gaeta, M Deniz Albayrak, Lorenzo Kinnicutt, Susanna Aufrichtig, Pranav Sultania, Hanna Schlegel, Terry D Ellis, Tommaso Ranzani
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摘要

对于手部运动功能丧失的个体,康复对于恢复力量和活动范围以完成日常活动是必要的。通常在临床环境中,会规定重复性的基于力量和特定任务的练习。然而,这些疗法通常昂贵且不便携,限制了患者的可及性并使患者的依从性不切实际。因此,临床需要一种低成本、便携和可访问的系统,以提高患者的依从性和结果。这项工作提出了一种概念验证磁控手套,为手部运动障碍患者提供有针对性的基于阻力的康复。这种手套价格低廉,可定制,便于携带,可在诊所和家中使用。可定制的电阻是由电永磁体(epm)实现的,它局部控制数字的磁力,并在磁致干扰下产生快速的刚度变化。演示了使用该手套的各种康复练习,并可以定制磁场以提供必要的阻力。
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A magnetically controlled soft robotic glove for hand rehabilitation.

For individuals with hand motor function losses, rehabilitation is necessary for regaining strength and range of motion to accomplish daily activities. Typically within a clinical setting, repetitive strength-based and task-specific exercises are prescribed. However, these therapies are generally costly and non-portable, limiting patient accessibility and rendering patient compliance impractical. There is thus a clinical need for a system that is low-cost, portable, and accessible to improve patient compliance and outcomes. This work presents a proof-of-concept magnetically-controlled glove to provide targeted resistance-based rehabilitation for patients with hand motor impairments. The glove is inexpensive, customizable, and portable, allowing for use within a clinic and at home. Customizable resistance is achieved by electropermanent magnets (EPMs), which locally control magnetic attraction of the digits and produce rapid stiffness changes from magnetically induced jamming. Various rehabilitative exercises using the glove are demonstrated and the magnetic fields can be customized to provide necessary resistance.

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