Control of a time-delayed 5 degrees of freedom arm model for use in upper extremity functional electrical stimulation

Control of a time-delayed 5 degrees of freedom arm model for use in upper extremity functional electrical stimulation
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用于上肢功能性电刺激的延时 5 自由度手臂模型的控制

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2012
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Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
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R. Kirsch
R. Kirsch
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Peter Cooman;R. Kirsch

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这项工作的目标是设计一个控制器的功能性电刺激(FES)神经假体,旨在恢复肩关节和肘关节功能的个人谁遭受了高位颈(C3-C4)脊髓损伤(SCI)。控制器是一种数学算法,它协调施加到瘫痪肌肉的电刺激,使得手臂紧密地跟踪给定的期望轨迹。一个迄今很少受到注意的问题是时间延迟。这些延迟来自两个来源:(1)肌肉兴奋-激活动力学(10- 30 ms)和(2)电刺激的采样(在典型的12 Hz刺激频率下为80 ms)。使用5自由度(5DOF)的手臂模型,我们设计和评估了一种新的控制器,能够保持稳定和准确的跟踪性能存在的时间延迟。对于由10个随机到达组成的期望轨迹,控制器实现了出色的跟踪性能,通过期望关节角度和模拟关节角度之间的均方根误差(RMSE)来测量(RMSE= [1.48°; 0.81°; 2.14°; 3.11°; 2.29°])。
The goal of this work is to design a controller for a functional electrical stimulation (FES) neuroprosthesis aimed at restoring shoulder and elbow function in individuals who have suffered a high-level cervical (C3-C4) spinal cord injury (SCI). The controller is a mathematical algorithm that coordinates the electrical stimulations applied to the paralyzed muscles such that the arm closely tracks a given desired trajectory. An issue that so far has received little attention is that of time-delays. These delays arise from two sources: (1) the muscle excitation-activation dynamics (10-30ms) and (2) the sampling of the electrical stimulation (80ms at the typical 12Hz stimulation frequency). Using a 5 degrees of freedom (5DOF) arm model we designed and evaluated a novel controller capable of maintaining stable and accurate tracking performance in the presence of time-delays. For a desired trajectory consisting of 10 randomized reaches, the controller achieved excellent tracking performance as measured by the root-mean-square error (RMSE) between the desired and simulated joint angles (RMSE= [1.48°; 0.81°; 2.14°; 3.11°; 2.29°]).
基于模型的神经假体开发,用于恢复近端手臂功能。
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发表时间: 2001
期刊: Journal of rehabilitation research and development.
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Kirsch,RF;Acosta,AM;vanderHelm,FC;Rotteveel,RJ;Cash,LA
通讯作者: Cash,LA