This work demonstrates predictive gait generation effects on biomechanics in locomotion, suggesting a framework for assistive devices.
This work highlights the role of morphology in human locomotion and introduces a simple, accessible framework for predictive gait generation to evaluate the expected biomechanical impact of assistive and rehabilitative devices.
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