DOI: 110.5937/jaes16-17230
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Volume 16 article 568 pages: 583 - 591
The article considers a mathematical model of human gait. Gait parameters necessary to build an analytical model of motion are defined. Calculated ratio to define the coordinates of key points of legs at any moment of time is obtained and a kinematic analysis of locomotions is performed. The results of computer modelling of walking process are given. The calculated ratio and the mathematical model can be used for design process and programming of the operation of control systems of exoskeleton developed for medical purposes.
The work was carried out in the framework of the comprehensive project aimed at setting up the high-tech production «Setting up the high-tech production of a multifunction robotic exoskeleton for medicinal purposes»
(«REM»), cipher 2017-218-09-1807, approved by the
decree of the Government of the Russian Federation №
218 dated April 9, 2010.
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