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Attribution-Gated Joint Estimation of Intention and Capability for Assist-as-Needed Upper-Limb Robots
Assist-as-needed (AAN) control must distinguish between changes in intended motion and changes in effective voluntary torque capability, even though both can produce similar kinematic and interaction responses. A dual-measurand multimodal MHE-MPC architecture is developed as the base framework, in w
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