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Providing advance notifications for prosthetic knee motion helps transfemoral amputees (TFA) anticipate changes, improving control and trust in wearable robots. This enhances human-machine collaboration for better safety and stability.

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Area of Science:

  • Robotics
  • Biomechanics
  • Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

  • Effective human-robot collaboration requires clear communication, especially with advanced wearable robots.
  • Amputees using prosthetic devices face challenges with anticipatory control due to limited awareness of robot motion changes.
  • Enhanced transparency in prosthetic controllers is needed to improve user adaptation and safety.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To enhance prosthetic controller transparency by providing advanced notifications of locomotion mode changes.
  • To investigate the ideal timing for notifications to mitigate machine errors for transfemoral amputees (TFA).
  • To understand how TFAs compensate for prosthetic knee errors and how the robotic leg responds.

Main Methods:

  • Five transfemoral amputees (TFA) used a designed knee prosthesis during treadmill walking.
  • A simulated terrain misrecognition error was introduced by switching locomotion modes (treadmill to stair ascent).
  • User preferences and responses to notifications were assessed via questionnaires and gait analysis.

Main Results:

  • Notifications approximately 650 milliseconds before a locomotion mode change significantly reduced the impact of robot errors.
  • TFAs compensated for errors, leading to increased prosthetic knee error magnitude but improved balance stability.
  • The enhanced transparency system facilitated anticipatory adjustments, improving gait and safety.

Conclusions:

  • Advance notifications of prosthetic intent enhance predictability and user trust in wearable robotic devices.
  • Improved transparency allows for better anticipatory control, crucial for safe and effective human-robot interaction.
  • This approach demonstrates a viable method for increasing user confidence and performance with intelligent prosthetics.