A Study on Design Principle of the Knee Rehabilitation Device with Two Degrees of Freedom

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This paper studies a new knee rehabilitation device with two degrees of freedom based on human medical science. The device uses the revolute pairs as hip and knee joints. The independent motor driving is used in each joint. The simple structure and independent drive mode help the new knee rehabilitation device to gain larger range and better flexibility.

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