Jul 2026· Medical and Biological Engineering and Computing· Vol 64, pp. 3231 - 3247· 0 citations· 48 references
Medicine
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This work verifies that biomechanics-integrated heterogeneous MARL can learn robust, speed-adaptive assistance policies in simulation, offering a scalable pathway to accelerate exoskeleton controller development and address long-standing industry challenges.
Daily locomotion encompasses diverse activities and frequent transitions between them, yet most exoskeleton controllers are designed for a single activity or a narrow set of related movements. Changes in activity therefore typically require explicit mode switching and separately tuned or retrained controllers. Simulati...
Yi-Fei Yuan, Jakob H. Wolf, Ghaith J. Androwis et al.· 0 citations
Wearable robotic lower-limb exoskeletons have demonstrated significant potential for providing personalized walking assistance tailored to individual needs. However, achieving efficient personalization through a unified control framework across different walking conditions and control objectives remains challenging for...
Qiang Zhang, Yun Chen· IEEE Transactions on Automat...· 0 citations
Stroke and neuromuscular trauma constitute a leading global cause of severe long-term upper-limb motor disability. Although rehabilitation robotics has proven effective in inducing activity-dependent cortical neuroplasticity through high-intensity training, a significant translational gap persists between complex labor...
Yensy Valdez García, Ma Alamilla Daniel, Angel Ricardo Licona Rodríguez· International Journal of Com...· 0 citations
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