Development and testing of hand exoskeletons / Matteo Bianchi.
2020
TJ211.49
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Title
Development and testing of hand exoskeletons / Matteo Bianchi.
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ISBN
9783030376857 (electronic book)
3030376850 (electronic book)
9783030376840
3030376850 (electronic book)
9783030376840
Publication Details
Cham : Springer, 2020.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (116 pages).
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TJ211.49
Dewey Decimal Classification
629.8/924019
Summary
This book describes the development of portable, wearable, and highly customizable hand exoskeletons to aid patients suffering from hand disabilities. It presents an original approach for the design of human hand motion assistance devices that relies on (i) an optimization-based kinematic scaling procedure, which guarantees a significant adaptability to the user's hands motion, and (ii) a topology optimization-based design methodology, which allowed the design of a lightweight, comfortable device with a high level of performance. The book covers the whole process of hand exoskeleton development, from establishing a new design strategy,to the construction and testing of hand exoskeleton prototypes, using additive manufacturing techniques. As such, it offers timely information to both researchers and engineers developing human motion assistance systems, especially wearable ones.
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"Doctoral thesis accepted by the University of Florence, Italy."
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Mathematical background
Optimization-based scaling procedure
ABS hand exoskeleton prototypes: experimental results
Aluminum hand exoskeleton prototype
Conclusion.
Mathematical background
Optimization-based scaling procedure
ABS hand exoskeleton prototypes: experimental results
Aluminum hand exoskeleton prototype
Conclusion.