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Demonstrates how exoskeleton design affects performance metrics in human tasks, suggesting optimal designs for better functionality.
In this paper it is shown how variation of the kinematic structure of an exoskeleton and variation of its fixation strength on the human limb influences objective task performance metrics, such as interface load, tracking error and voluntary range of motion in a signal tracking experiment.
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Andr Schiele (2009) studied this question.
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