AbstractThis paper discusses an instrumented forearm crutch that has been developed to monitor a patient’s weight bearing over the full period of their recovery, and that can potentially be used in a home environment. The crutch measures the applied weight, crutch tilt, and hand position on the grip. Data are transmitted wirelessly to a remote computer, where they are processed and visualized in LabVIEW. The results obtained from a successful pilot study highlight both the need for such an instrumented crutch and its ability to measure the weight being applied through a patient’s lower limb
Clinicians are currently in demand of tools enabling individual assessment during their daily practi...
[EN] The goal of this study was to develop a three-dimensional kinematic and kinetic model of the ri...
Powered exoskeletons can be used by the persons with complete spinal cord injury to achieve bipedal ...
This paper discusses an instrumented forearm crutch that has been developed to monitor a patient’s w...
AbstractThis paper discusses an instrumented forearm crutch that has been developed to monitor a pat...
Forearm crutches are frequently used in the rehabilitation of an injury to the lower limb. The recov...
Forearm crutches are frequently used in the rehabilitation of an injury to the lower limb. The recov...
Crutches are prescribed towards compensating lower limb overload and adding sensory information thro...
Frequently, patients who suffer injuries in some lower member require forearm crutches in order to ...
This paper describes the design, development, and characterization of two wireless instrumented crut...
AbstractThis paper describes synthetically the design, development and characterization of two wirel...
Crutch-assisted walking is very common among patients with a temporary or permanent impairment affec...
The research in the field of ergonomics can contribute to the design process of Assistive Technologi...
Powered exoskeletons have proven to be a reliable solution to provide mobility to persons with spina...
The present study wants to bring to light a new type of crutch designed for a chronic patient with p...
Clinicians are currently in demand of tools enabling individual assessment during their daily practi...
[EN] The goal of this study was to develop a three-dimensional kinematic and kinetic model of the ri...
Powered exoskeletons can be used by the persons with complete spinal cord injury to achieve bipedal ...
This paper discusses an instrumented forearm crutch that has been developed to monitor a patient’s w...
AbstractThis paper discusses an instrumented forearm crutch that has been developed to monitor a pat...
Forearm crutches are frequently used in the rehabilitation of an injury to the lower limb. The recov...
Forearm crutches are frequently used in the rehabilitation of an injury to the lower limb. The recov...
Crutches are prescribed towards compensating lower limb overload and adding sensory information thro...
Frequently, patients who suffer injuries in some lower member require forearm crutches in order to ...
This paper describes the design, development, and characterization of two wireless instrumented crut...
AbstractThis paper describes synthetically the design, development and characterization of two wirel...
Crutch-assisted walking is very common among patients with a temporary or permanent impairment affec...
The research in the field of ergonomics can contribute to the design process of Assistive Technologi...
Powered exoskeletons have proven to be a reliable solution to provide mobility to persons with spina...
The present study wants to bring to light a new type of crutch designed for a chronic patient with p...
Clinicians are currently in demand of tools enabling individual assessment during their daily practi...
[EN] The goal of this study was to develop a three-dimensional kinematic and kinetic model of the ri...
Powered exoskeletons can be used by the persons with complete spinal cord injury to achieve bipedal ...