Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is a rehabilitation and assistive technique used for
stroke survivors. FES systems mainly consist of sensors, a control algorithm, and a …

Wrist motion is produced by a group of muscles acting in a coordinated way. However,
existing functional electrical stimulation (FES)-based wrist tremor suppression methods just …

Functional electrical stimulation has been widely used in the neurologically disabled
population as a rehabilitation method because of its intrinsic and higher ability to activate …

Hybrid exoskeletons, which combine functional electrical stimulation (FES) with a motorized
testbed, can potentially improve the rehabilitation of people with movement disorders …

Motorized functional electrical stimulation (FES) cycling is a rehabilitation therapy in which
electrical stimulation is used to activate lower body muscles to pedal a cycle in conjunction …

Due to the inherent periodic nature of cycling tasks, iterative and repetitive learning
controllers are well motivated for rehabilitative cycling. Motorized functional electrical …

For an individual suffering from a neurological condition, such as spinal cord injury,
traumatic brain injury, or stroke, motorized functional electrical stimulation (FES) cycling is a …

Lower-limb exoskeletons can aid restoring mobility in people with movement disorders.
Cable-driven exoskeletons can offload their actuators away from the human body to reduce …

For individuals with movement impairments due to neurological injuries, rehabilitative
therapies such as functional electrical stimulation (FES) and rehabilitation robots hold vast …

Due to an increasingly serious aging society and a large number of disabled civilians, the
number of residents who need rehabilitation therapy is increasing rapidly in the past few …