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Design and Fabrication of Exoskeleton Arm

Nupur Arvind Patil, Shailesh Anil Jadhav, Shaikh Mohd Shazaan Mohd Nazim, Vaibhav Mahendra Chavan, Keval Khandu Patil

Abstract


This task manages development of an arm by the utilization of an exoskeleton is an outside auxiliary instrument with joints and connections relating to those of the human body." Designing the kinematics of an exoskeleton by and large comprises of attempting to reproduce human appendage kinematics. The test is to construct an exoskeleton framework that is economical, streamlined, and remote. Our answer is exceptional in that it will be a minimal effort, ergonomic gadget activated through sensors estimating the client's movement. The exoskeleton arm emotionally supportive network will enable the client to lift extra weight for everyday exercises that the client isn't typically ready to lift. We have laid out the way toward building up an exoskeleton arm which expands the heap lifting limit of a human. The potential applications would be in assorted fields, for example, resistance, physiotherapy and assembling. Every year, a large number of laborers withdraw because of wounds activated by hard work; with increased quality, laborers could keep away from unsafe circumstances.


Keywords


Exoskeleton, Wearable robots, Human skeleton, physiotherapist, Appendages

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijra.v6i1.1052

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