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Koopman Model Predictive Control of An Origami-Inspired Soft Exoskeleton for Knee Rehabilitation
Knee rehabilitation plays a critical role in restoring patients' mobility and functional independence. Traditional rigid rehabilitation exoskeletons are often bulky and cumbersome to wear, whereas soft pneumatic exoskeletons offer lightweight, wearable, and intrinsically compliant solutions that are
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