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ExoLaN: Physics-Consistent Context-Aware Dynamics Learning for Exoskeletons
Task-agnostic assistive exoskeleton control based on human intention offers greater flexibility than conventional approaches that rely on predefined tasks or motion patterns. Human joint torque estimation enables task-agnostic assistance by characterizing user actions. Physics-consistent methods suc
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