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Cross-wire assist suit concept, for mobile and lightweight multiple degree of freedom hip assistance.

IEEE ... International Conference on Rehabilitation Robotics : [proceedings] Jul 1, 2017
In this paper, we present our cross-wire assist concept, for assisting a single joint in multiple degrees of freedom. It is comprised of four motor driven Bowden cable actuators (wires) per assisted joint, with the wires crossed over each other at th...
Humans Wearable Electronic Devices Robotics Equipment Design Torque Range of Motion, Articular Hip Joint Femur Orthotic Devices Rehabilitation
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The need to approximate the use-case in clinical machine learning.

GigaScience May 1, 2017
The availability of smartphone and wearable sensor technology is leading to a rapid accumulation of human subject data, and machine learning is emerging as a technique to map those data into clinical predictions. As machine learning algorithms are in...
Humans Machine Learning Algorithms Reproducibility of Results Exercise Wearable Electronic Devices Smartphone Monitoring, Ambulatory Accelerometry
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Classification of Movement of People with Parkinsons Disease Using Wearable Inertial Movement Units and Machine Learning.

Studies in health technology and informatics Jan 1, 2016
In this work, inertial movement units were placed on people with Parkinsons disease (PwPD) who subsequently performed a standard test of walking endurance (six-minute walk test - 6MWT). Five devices were placed on each the limbs and small of the back...
Humans Machine Learning Female Aged Male Middle Aged Wearable Electronic Devices Parkinson Disease Walking Rotation Accelerometry Movement Extremities
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Real-time Pedestrian Crossing Recognition for Assistive Outdoor Navigation.

Studies in health technology and informatics Jan 1, 2015
Navigation in urban environments can be difficult for people who are blind or visually impaired. In this project, we present a system and algorithms for recognizing pedestrian crossings in outdoor environments. Our goal is to provide navigation cues ...
Humans Artificial Intelligence Algorithms Wearable Electronic Devices Computer Systems Imaging, Three-Dimensional Urban Population Vision Disorders Robotics Pedestrians Cues Datasets as Topic Cloud Computing Blindness Software Design
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