A Metaheuristic Approach for Adaptative Joint-Space Trajectory Generation for Lower-Limb Exoskeletons Based on Step Length and Foot Clearance Requirements
摘要
Robotic exoskeletons for rehabilitation usually consider only references in the joint-space with cartesian parameters, like step length and foot clearance, as a consequence of the previous. This work solves the inverse kinematics problem through a meta-heuristic stochastic approach, placing step characteristics as the inputs of the problem, rather than the consequence of the joint kinematics and generating feasible joint trajectories to achieve the rehabilitation goal.