Multi-function lower limb ambulation rehabilitation and walking assist device
AssigneeLunghwa University of Science and Technology
InventorsLian-Wang Lee, Hsin-Han Chiang
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AssigneeLunghwa University of Science and Technology
InventorsLian-Wang Lee, Hsin-Han Chiang
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A multi-function lower limb ambulation rehabilitation and walking assist device is provided. Through a suspension unit to support the user, the tolerance of the user's leg is reduced. For users of different weights, it can be used for a walking rehabilitation training of the lower limbs to achieve the best training effect. An exoskeleton rehabilitation device has a hip joint linear actuator, a knee joint linear actuator, a first actuator, a second actuator, a third actuator, and a fourth actuator to drive the one-legged the exoskeleton rehabilitation device which is safe, comfortable, reliable, practical and convenient. An indoor and outdoor navigation auxiliary device can be used as a blind guiding device. Through a display unit, a navigation and positioning system displays the orientation of the user in a virtual map corresponding to the real operation environment and a desired location point.
A multi-function lower limb ambulation rehabilitation and walking assist device, comprising an exoskeleton rehabilitation device, the exoskeleton rehabilitation device comprising a hip joint member, the hip joint member being pivotally connected with a thigh frame, the hip joint member being pivotally connected with a first actuator, the thigh frame being pivotally connected with a second actuator, the first actuator and the second actuator being coupled with a hip joint linear actuator, the first actuator and the second actuator being coupled with a processing unit, one end of the thigh frame, opposite the hip joint member, being provided with a knee joint member, the knee joint member being configured to connect the thigh frame and a shank frame, the knee joint member being pivotally connected with a third actuator, the shank frame being pivotally connected with a fourth actuator, the third actuator and the fourth actuator being coupled with a knee joint linear actuator, the third actuator and the fourth actuator being coupled with the processing unit, the processing unit commanding the first actuator and the second actuator to drive the hip joint linear actuator respectively and the third actuator and the fourth actuator to drive the knee joint linear actuator respectively;
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