Exoskeletons Improve Locomotion Economy by Reducing Active Muscle Volume.
作者： Owen N. Beck , Laksh Kumar Punith , Richard W. Nuckols , Gregory S. Sawicki
DOI: 10.1249/JES.0000000000000204
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摘要: Exoskeletons that improve locomotion economy typically are engineered to reduce users' limb joint mechanical work or moments. Yet, dynamics do not necessarily reflect muscle dynamics, which dictate whole-body metabolic energy expenditure. Here, we hypothesize exoskeletons primarily user expenditure across conditions by reducing active volume.
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