Handy: Novel hand exoskeleton for personalized rehabilitation

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作者
Aruanno B. [1 ]
Covarrubias M. [2 ]
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[1] Università di Pisa, Italy
[2] Politecnico di Milano, Italy
来源
Computer-Aided Design and Applications | 2022年 / 19卷 / 03期
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Additive manufacturing; CAD modeling; Hand exoskeleton; Interactive applications; Stroke;
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10.14733/CADAPS.2022.405-425
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摘要
Worldwide, stroke is the third cause of disability. The majority of people affected by this disease cannot perform activities of daily living. Bringing the therapy to the patients' home is complex, and in literature, there are still open challenges to face. Starting from therapists' and patients' needs, this paper describes a possible solution: HANDY, a rehabilitative active hand exoskeleton for post-stroke patients. With a desktop application, they perform three different types of exercises: passive, active and based on activities of daily living. They can also control the exoskeleton themselves in a serious-game approach with a leap motion controller. We evaluated our method with patients at the Villa Beretta rehabilitative center. Preliminary results from the session about comfort, usability and willingness to utilize the system are promising. © 2022 CAD Solutions, LLC,.
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页码:405 / 425
页数:20
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