Bio-inspired auto-adaptive framework for optimized movement of passive knee prosthesis.
biomechanical · Level V
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Abstract
This research addresses the challenges faced by amputees who struggle while performing daily activities due to a missing limb. The objective is to create a bio-inspired framework that intelligently adapts to compensate for lost mobility and mimics natural walking for passive knee users. We have developed a framework that takes input power from human femur and drives the passive knee with the help of sensors and damping control mechanism. Our deep learning architecture achieved a high classification accuracy 94.44% for gait phase events. The proposed framework demonstrated optimized movement with reduced hip hikes and less fatigue, maintaining normal knee flexion (64<sup>∘</sup>±6), and achieving a good fall prevention rate of 95%. This research presents a promising solution to improve the functionality and comfort of passive knee prostheses, significantly improving the quality of an amputee's life.
Medical subject headings
- Knee Prosthesis