Biomechatronics in medical rehabilitation : biomodelling, interface, and control

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Label

Biomechatronics in medical rehabilitation : biomodelling, interface, and control

Title remainder

biomodelling, interface, and control

Statement of responsibility

Shane Xie, Wei Meng

Creator

• Xie, Shane

Contributor

• Meng, Wei

Subject

• Biomedical Engineering/Biotechnology
• Electronics, Medical
• Engineering
• Mechatronics
• Medical electronics
• Rehabilitation
• Biomedical Engineering

Language

eng

Summary

This book focuses on the key technologies in developing biomechatronic systems for medical rehabilitation purposes. It includes a detailed analysis of biosignal processing, biomechanics modelling, neural and muscular interfaces, artificial actuators, robot-assisted training, clinical setup/implementation and rehabilitation robot control. Encompassing highly multidisciplinary themes in the engineering and medical fields, it presents researchers? insights into the emerging technologies and developments that are being utilized in biomechatronics for medical purposes. Presenting a detailed analysis of five key areas in rehabilitation robotics: (i) biosignal processing; (ii) biomechanics modelling; (iii) neural and muscular interfaces; (iv) artificial actuators and devices; and (v) the use of neurological and muscular interfaces in rehabilitation robots control, the book describes the design of biomechatronic systems, the methods and control systems used and the implementation and testing in order to show how they fulfil the needs of that specific area of rehabilitation. Providing a comprehensive overview of the background of biomechatronics and details of new advances in the field, it is especially useful for researchers, academics and graduates new to the field of biomechatronics engineering, and is also of interest to researchers and clinicians in the medical field who are not engineers

Member of

• Online access with purchase: Springer

Cataloging source

EBLCP

Dewey number

• 610.28
• 620

Index

no index present

LC call number

• R856
• TA1-2040

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

• dictionaries
• bibliography