Exoskeleton
Release time:
2024-08-19
Wearable devices designed based on joint force feedback apply ergonomics, bionics, and other related knowledge to the field of robotics, combining human intelligence and robotic strength to remotely control robots and perceive force feedback from the robot end. Whether for assistance in walking or medical rehabilitation, exoskeleton robots represent a new technological trend, but also face many challenges such as price, assistance efficiency, coordination, and interaction sensitivity.
Wearable devices designed based on joint force feedback apply ergonomics, bionics, and other related knowledge to the field of robotics, combining human intelligence and robotic strength to remotely control robots and perceive force feedback at the robot end. Whether for assistance in walking or medical rehabilitation, exoskeleton robots represent a new technological trend, but also face many challenges such as price, assistance efficiency, coordination, and interaction sensitivity.
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