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Feasibility of Augmenting Ankle Exoskeleton Walking Performance with Step Length Biofeedback in Individuals with Cerebral Palsy
Ying Fang,
Zachary F. Lerner
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Cerebral Palsy
100%
Biofeedback
100%
Ankle Exoskeleton
100%
Walking Performance
100%
Ankle Assistance
60%
Lower Extremity
40%
Gait Mechanics
40%
Real-time Biofeedback
40%
Clinically Significant
20%
Strong Correlation
20%
Gait Training
20%
Muscle Activity
20%
Control Algorithm
20%
Walkability
20%
Gait Pattern
20%
Patient Demographics
20%
Positive Power
20%
Ankle Moment
20%
Assisted Walking
20%
Untethered
20%
Exoskeleton Control
20%
Pathological Gait
20%
Performance Score
20%
Clinical Feasibility
20%
Gait Performance
20%
Technical Validation
20%
Live Performance
20%
Performance Targets
20%
Visual Interface
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Cerebral Palsy
100%
Step Length
100%
Ankle Exoskeleton
100%
Biofeedback
100%
Patient Population
12%
Wearables
12%