Ambulatory systems for enhanced human motor control

Peter H. Veltink; Hermie J. Hermens; Chris T.M. Baten; Per Slycke; Dorindo Buma; Henk J. Luinge

Ambulatory systems for enhanced human motor control

Peter H. Veltink, Hermie J. Hermens, Chris T.M. Baten, Per Slycke, Dorindo Buma, Henk J. Luinge

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People with impaired human motor control may be disabled in the performance of daily activities. Their motor control performance may be supported by ambulatory artificial motor control systems that are body-worn and exchange information with the human body. Exchange of information can be achieved at the level of the neural system, muscles activation, interface forces with the environment and body movements. Such motor support systems may not only be relevant in the case of impaired motor control but can also assist healthy people in performing tasks under high loading. This paper describes the general concept of these systems and several examples of applications which are investigated.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings 3rd workshop on European Scientific and Industrical Collaboration WESIC 2001, Enschede, the Netherlands
Editors	J. van Amerongen, B. Jonker, P. Regtien
Place of Publication	Enschede, the Netherlands
Publisher	Drebbel Institute for Mechatronics
Pages	445-450
Number of pages	6
ISBN (Print)	90-365-16102
Publication status	Published - 27 Jun 2001
Event	7th Annual CTIT Workshop on Mobile Communications 2001: Mobile Communications in Perspective - University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands Duration: 8 Feb 2001 → 8 Feb 2001 Conference number: 7

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Workshop	7th Annual CTIT Workshop on Mobile Communications 2001
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Enschede
Period	8/02/01 → 8/02/01

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Veltink, Peter H. ; Hermens, Hermie J. ; Baten, Chris T.M. et al. / Ambulatory systems for enhanced human motor control. Proceedings 3rd workshop on European Scientific and Industrical Collaboration WESIC 2001, Enschede, the Netherlands. editor / J. van Amerongen ; B. Jonker ; P. Regtien. Enschede, the Netherlands : Drebbel Institute for Mechatronics, 2001. pp. 445-450

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Veltink, PH, Hermens, HJ, Baten, CTM, Slycke, P, Buma, D & Luinge, HJ 2001, Ambulatory systems for enhanced human motor control. in JV Amerongen, B Jonker & P Regtien (eds), Proceedings 3rd workshop on European Scientific and Industrical Collaboration WESIC 2001, Enschede, the Netherlands. Drebbel Institute for Mechatronics, Enschede, the Netherlands, pp. 445-450, 7th Annual CTIT Workshop on Mobile Communications 2001, Enschede, Netherlands, 8/02/01.

Ambulatory systems for enhanced human motor control. / Veltink, Peter H.; Hermens, Hermie J.; Baten, Chris T.M. et al.
Proceedings 3rd workshop on European Scientific and Industrical Collaboration WESIC 2001, Enschede, the Netherlands. ed. / J. van Amerongen; B. Jonker; P. Regtien. Enschede, the Netherlands: Drebbel Institute for Mechatronics, 2001. p. 445-450.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › Academic › peer-review

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