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Pilot Study of Motor-cable-driven System for Stroke Wrist and Forearm Rehabilitation
The research purpose is to investigate the feasibility of using a motor-cable-driven system for wrist and forearm recovery of hemiplegic subjects suffered from stroke, where assistive force would be generated from cables connected to pulleys and electrical motors. The system may use EMG signal to control the movements.
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