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This study introduces a robot-assisted lower-limb rehabilitation planning method. It optimizes exercise trajectories for smoother, safer patient movements, aiding clinicians in precise rehabilitation.

Keywords:
high-order polynomial curvesjoint rehabilitationminimized jerkmulti-posture lower-limb rehabilitation robotrehabilitative motion planning

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Area of Science:

  • Robotics
  • Rehabilitation Medicine
  • Biomechanics

Background:

  • Physicians currently plan lower-limb exercises using linear guidance, focusing on patient-specific paths and smooth trajectories to minimize jerks.
  • Replicating the precision of human-guided rehabilitation in robotic systems presents a significant challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce a linear rehabilitation motion planning method for physicians using a multi-posture lower-limb rehabilitation robot.
  • To develop a system for both path and trajectory planning that correlates linear trajectories with key joint rehabilitation metrics.

Main Methods:

  • The lower limb's action space was subdivided into four training sections and classified to define the relationship between linear trajectories and joint rehabilitation metrics.
  • A rehabilitative path generation system was developed based on joint rehabilitation indicators.
  • High-order polynomial curves were used for smooth trajectory continuity, and trajectory planning was refined using constrained quadratic optimization to minimize jerks.

Main Results:

  • Optimized trajectories were compared with randomly generated ones, showing the suitability of trajectory optimization for real-time planning.
  • Trajectories generated using two groups of joint rehabilitation indicators were compared, demonstrating the system's effectiveness.
  • The proposed path generation system assists clinicians in efficient and precise robot-assisted rehabilitation path planning.

Conclusions:

  • The developed linear rehabilitation motion planning method effectively addresses the challenge of replicating physician precision in robotic systems.
  • The system facilitates efficient and precise robot-assisted rehabilitation path planning, enhancing patient care.
  • Trajectory optimization is suitable for real-time rehabilitation planning, improving safety and efficacy.