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Daniel Soto-Guerrero, José Gabriel Ramírez-Torres and Eduardo Rodriguez-Tello
Insects are good examples of ground locomotion because they can adapt their gait pattern to propel them in any direction, over uneven terrain, in a stable manner. Nevertheless, replicating such locomotion skills to a legged robot is not a straightforward...
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Lei Sun, Honglei An, Hongxu Ma, Qing Wei and Jialong Gao
Lower limb knee?ankle prostheses can effectively assist above-knee amputees in completing their basic daily activities. This study explored methods for estimating the joint kinematics of intelligent lower limb prostheses to better adapt them to the walki...
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Xiaoshun Zhao, Zhuangzhuang Hou, Jizong Zhang, Huali Yu, Jianjun Hao and Yuhua Liu
In order to improve the quality of transplanting devices and solve the problems of the poor effect on soil moisture conservation and more weeds easily growing due to the high mulching-film damage rate with an excessive number of hole openings, we develop...
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Min Xu, Wenjie Tian and Xiangpeng Zhang
The three-degrees-of-freedom (3-DOF) parallel robot is commonly employed as a shipborne stabilized platform for real-time compensation of ship disturbances. Pose accuracy is one of its most critical performance indicators. Currently, neural networks have...
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Karly S. Franz, Grace Reszetnik and Tom Chau
Brushstroke segmentation algorithms are critical in computer-based analysis of fine motor control via handwriting, drawing, or tracing tasks. Current segmentation approaches typically rely only on one type of feature, either spatial, temporal, kinematic,...
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Juan Jin, Seunghan Kim and Jiwon Moon
Korean forests are highly vulnerable to forest fires, which can severely damage property and human life. This necessitates the establishment of a rapid response system and the construction of firebreaks to prevent the spread of fires and protect key faci...
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Ziqi Liu, Shogo Okamoto, Tomohito Kuroda and Yasuhiro Akiyama
Gait stability indices are crucial for identifying individuals at risk of falling while walking. The margin of stability is one such index, known for its good construct validity. Generally, the measurement of this stability index requires a motion captur...
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Agnieszka Szpala, Slawomir Winiarski, Malgorzata Kolodziej, Bogdan Pietraszewski, Ryszard Jasinski, Tadeusz Niebudek, Andrzej Lejczak, Karolina Lorek, Jacek Balchanowski, Slawomir Wudarczyk and Marek Wozniewski
This investigation aimed to scrutinise the kinematic and spatio-temporal characteristics of free and Nordic walking (NW) in older adults, utilising both traditional and biosensor-integrated mechatronic poles. The hypothesis was that including biosensors ...
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Hyo-Geol Kim, Jin-Woong Lee, Su-Chul Kim, Jooseon Oh and Sung-Bo Shim
In this study, crank-locker kinematic equations were used to analyze the three-point hitch behavior when the dynamometer was connected to the work machine. The dynamometer was statically tested with a hydraulic actuator, and the accuracy of the three-way...
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Yadi Zhao, Lei Yan, Jian Wu and Ximing Song
To address the low level of intelligence and low utilization of logs in current rotary cutting equipment, this paper proposes a digital twin-based system for optimizing the rotary cutting of logs using a five-dimensional model of digital twins. The syste...
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