Using FS in Tuning a Biped Locomotion Surrogate Robot for Walking Training
This paper discusses the technical feasibility and ethical considerations of tuning walking training for a biped locomotion surrogate robot assisted by a device for reducing the weight load and/or a treadmill, instead of a person with a gait disorder in educational places. It is important for achieving a human-like gait that compliance of control as each joint of the robot, according to the walking phase, be tuned to proper hardness. We also propose counterarguments related to the ethical problems in such training using a surrogate robot.
biped locomotion agent walking training gait disorder fs ethics
Kiichi_Katoh Yusuke Arita Makoto Katoh JunichiSawaki Masaki Ishitani
Yusuke Arita Department of Mechanical Engineering Osaka Institute of Technology Osaka Japan Department of Mechanical Engineering Osaka Institute of Technology Osaka Japan Department of Mechanical Engineering Graduate School of Osaka Institute of Technology Osaka Japan
国际会议
上海
英文
2037-2039
2011-10-15(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)