Flexible sensor-based biomechanical evaluation of low-back exoskeleton use in lifting.
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DOI: 10.1080/00140139.2023.2216408
Abstract: This study aimed to establish an ambulatory field-friendly system based on miniaturized wireless flexible sensors for studying the biomechanics of human-exoskeleton interactions. Twelve healthy adults performed symmetric lifting with and without a passive low-back exoskeleton,… read more here.
Keywords: flexible sensor; system; sensor based; low back ... See more keywords
Using a Passive Back Exoskeleton During a Simulated Sorting Task: Influence on Muscle Activity, Posture, and Heart Rate.
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DOI: 10.1177/00187208211073192
Abstract: OBJECTIVE To evaluate using a back exoskeleton in a simulated sorting task in a static forward bent trunk posture on muscle activity, posture, and heart rate (HR). BACKGROUND Potentials of exoskeletons for reducing musculoskeletal demands… read more here.
Keywords: back exoskeleton; sorting task; activity; muscle activity ... See more keywords