Han Yali
Nanjing Institute of Technology
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international conference on mechatronics and automation | 2015
Han Yali; Zhu Songqing; Shi Yu; Hao Dabin; Xi Zhongxiang; Zhuo Wei
In this paper, we presented a multimodal elastic actuator which combining the motor, spring, brake and clutch that produces several modes of operation. The operation modes including stiff position control, series elastic actuation as well as the possibility to store and release energy were analyzed. A prototype of multimodal elastic actuator was constructed, dynamics equations of elastic actuator were established, and hopping movements with harmonic excitation were studied. Hopping movement was analyzed using receding horizon policy, the elastic actuator was controlled with preloaded hopping, and the hopping simulations with different ground trajectories were studied. The hopping movement simulation study of multimode elastic actuator provides important theoretical basis for the understanding of motion mechanism of bionic actuator and control implementation of hopping movement.
international conference on mechatronics and automation | 2012
Han Yali; Liu Yiyu; Gao Haitao; Zhu Song Qing
This paper described an investigation into the biomechanical effects of back and front load carriage on human locomotion performance. Ten young male subjects walked on a level under five conditions (10kg front pack, 20kg front pack, without load, 10kg backpack and 20kg backpack). For each subject, the self-selected speed was maintained at all conditions to minimize the effect of speed on gait dynamics. The kinematic and kinetic effects results during front pack or back pack load carriage were obtained with walking experiments. Analysing kinematics and kinetic during different carriage broadens the knowledge regarding the development of exercise-related injuries, while helping to inform the human-centred design process for future load carrying systems.
international conference on mechatronics and machine vision in practice | 2016
Han Yali; Wu Zhenyu; Yang Yurong; Hao Dabin; Zhu Songqing
An elastic actuator is proposed for meeting the knee power-assisted exoskeleton effective drive demand under different walking pattern. The actuator can achieve different motion of power-assisted knee exoskeleton through the motor driving the screw nut, series with spring and combing with the corresponding brake pads, and the motion modes are analyzed. The kinematics equations of elastic actuator were established, and the effects of spring stiffness and damping for the properties of elastic actuator are studied. The prototype of actuator is designed and tested, and braking force and motion following experiments are implanted. The results of experiments showed that the elastic actuator can realize effective braking force and favorable motion following. The study of multi-mode elastic actuator provides important theoretical basis for the understanding of motion mechanism of bionic actuator.
International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems | 2016
Han Yali; Hao Dabin; Shi Yu; Zhu Songqing; Zhou Zhou
A multimodal actuator is proposed to fulfil the different walking patterns of a power-assisted knee exoskeleton. With this actuator, the exoskeleton leg can realize several modes of operation, including series elastic actuation, stiff position control and energy storage and release. The energy amplification characteristics of the multimodal actuator in the series elastic mode are analysed. A dynamics model was established to study how series elasticity and the equivalent mass of transmission influence a power source, such as an electric motor. The results, in both simulation and experiment, show that series elasticity can amplify actuator power output, and the power output of a multimodal actuator is greater when the equivalent mass of the transmission mechanism is smaller. This research into multimodal actuator energy amplification supplies important insights into the design of artificial systems that can more closely approximate the performance of biological systems.
Archive | 2014
Han Yali; Zhu Songqing; Gao Haitao; Qi Bing; Yu Jianming
Archive | 2013
Xu Youxiong; Zhu Songqing; Shi Xiang; Han Yali; Chen Ruwen; Hao Fei
Archive | 2015
Han Yali; Zhu Songqing; Gao Haitao; Xu Youxiong
Archive | 2013
Zhu Songqing; Shi Xiang; Han Yali; Xu Youxiong; Chen Ruwen; Gong Zhibing
Archive | 2016
Han Yali; Zhu Songqing; Hao Dabin; Zhou Zhou; Shi Yu
Archive | 2015
Xu Youxiong; Zhu Songqing; Gu Renjie; Liu Di; Gao Haitao; Han Yali