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Development and Validation of Robotic Ankle Exoskeleton With Parallel Nonlinear Elastic Actuator Journal article
Chen, Bing, Shi, Chenpu, Zi, Bin, Qin, Ling, Xu, Qingsong. Development and Validation of Robotic Ankle Exoskeleton With Parallel Nonlinear Elastic Actuator[J]. Journal of Mechanical Design, 2024, 146(11), 113304.
Authors:  Chen, Bing;  Shi, Chenpu;  Zi, Bin;  Qin, Ling;  Xu, Qingsong
Favorite | TC[Scopus]:0  IF:2.9/3.1 | Submit date：2024/07/04
Adaptive Controller  Cam Design  Compliant Mechanisms  Mechanism Design  Parallel Nonlinear Elastic Actuator  Robot Design  Robotic Ankle Exoskeleton  Walking Assistance  
Design and Development of a New Biped Robotic System for Exoskeleton-Structure Window Cleaning Journal article
Zhang, Weijian, Li, Zikang, Wang, Xianli, Huang, Yonghao, Li, Junan, Tam, Lap Mou, Xu, Qingsong. Design and Development of a New Biped Robotic System for Exoskeleton-Structure Window Cleaning[J]. IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, 2024.
Authors:  Zhang, Weijian;  Li, Zikang;  Wang, Xianli;  Huang, Yonghao;  Li, Junan; et al.
Favorite | TC[WOS]:0 TC[Scopus]:1  IF:5.9/6.0 | Submit date：2024/05/16
Biped Climbing Robot  Exoskeleton Structure  Manipulation  Obstacle-overcoming  Window-cleaning Robot  
A Learning-Based Hierarchical Control Scheme for an Exoskeleton Robot in Human-Robot Cooperative Manipulation Journal article
Deng, Mingdi, Li, Zhijun, Kang, Yu, Chen, C. L.Philip, Chu, Xiaoli. A Learning-Based Hierarchical Control Scheme for an Exoskeleton Robot in Human-Robot Cooperative Manipulation[J]. IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics, 2020, 50(1), 112-125.
Authors:  Deng, Mingdi;  Li, Zhijun;  Kang, Yu;  Chen, C. L.Philip;  Chu, Xiaoli
Favorite | TC[WOS]:66 TC[Scopus]:78  IF:9.4/10.3 | Submit date：2021/12/03
Asymmetric Barrier Lyapunov Function (Ablf)  Exoskeleton Robot  Gaussian Mixture  Human-robot Cooperative Manipulation  Impedance-based Task  Learning Human Skills From Demonstration