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2017 Cengic
Title | Haptic Device Control |
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Supervision | Prof. Dr. phil. Andre Seyfarth (TU Darmstadt) |
Assistance | Ildar Farkhatdinov (Imperial) |
Author | Filip Cengic |
Last edit | 23. Feb 2017 |
PDF-Version | CENGIC THESIS |
Goal of the thesis
The goal is to investigate which haptic couplings (input-output relations between human wrist and variables of the model) are efficient for maintaining stable locomotion.
Tasks
The main idea was to connect a wrist haptic interface (Imperial College London) with a virtual walking model (Department of Biomechanics, TU Darmstadt).
The task would be, to develope a software interface in Labview which will include
- walking/running dynamic model integration using integrated Matlab coding block, so that it can be integrated with a physical haptic interface
- visual representation of the model
Schedule
3.7.16 | - Install LabView - Create a simple dynamic model for running in LabView |
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17.7.16 | - Model Implementation: Sending LabView code blocks to Imperial College |
5.9.-9.9.16 | - Experiments at Imperial College London |
Skype Meetings
- 17.6.16, 12:45 o' clock (30 min) at Andre's office: Setting Thesis objectives and rough schedule plan (participating André, Filip, Ildar)
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